The 10A merely stated a truth. The states as independent countries relinquished certain powers to the government of their creation, most notably those in Article I Section 10. They obviously kept that which they didn't give away.
The states would have given away very little, had the constitution not provided for a senate of the states. The senate was the institution to enforce the 10th.
<>Was the 10th Amendment repealed?<>
The 17A effectively repealed the 10A.
I'm not sure how the 17th amendment, (changes how senators are elected) repeals the 10th.
....your comment is very interesting. But, can you go real slow and be real specific about how the 17th “effectively repealed the 10th”, kinda like you were holding a class for the first grade on the first day of the school year.
I’m seriously not arguing with you. I just want to understand your “specific” grounds for stating this.