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The Constitution is defined as risk management: a system less about greatness than preventing anarchy, interstate civil war, alienation, division, and military despotism.
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Despotism
The Constitution is defined as risk management: a system less about greatness than preventing anarchy, interstate civil war, alienation, division, and military despotism.
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"...sake of the states from each other and perhaps the military despotism of victorious demigod. Okay? Let me explain what this means. What this..."
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"...states from each other. Division within the government and then military despotism where a tyrant arises. Okay? So, at the point of the Constitution,..."
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"...conformity alright it continues I'm trying to imagine what new features despotism might have in today's world I see in a"
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America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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