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To: tpaine
The concept of an 'all powerful state', one that can ignore our constitutions restrictions, has always been a product of the states rights movement in america.

This is the objectionable, antihistorical statement.

Can you figure out which part is antihistorical?

As well as (hint, hint) flatly incorrect, and 180 degrees off?

One last chance.

267 posted on 09/11/2003 9:51:17 AM PDT by lentulusgracchus
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To: lentulusgracchus
The concept of an 'all powerful state', one that can ignore our constitutions restrictions, has always been a product of the states rights movement in america.

This is the objectionable, antihistorical statement.

Yet you can't point out what is 'antihistorically objectionable' about it. How droll.

Can you figure out which part is antihistorical? As well as (hint, hint) flatly incorrect, and 180 degrees off? One last chance.

So? -- Spit it out wiseguy. -- Two bits you can't make your own case.

268 posted on 09/11/2003 10:01:34 AM PDT by tpaine ( I'm trying to be Mr Nice Guy, but politics keep getting in me way. ArnieRino for Governator!)
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