[kjvail]

and of course totalistarianism to a Constitutionalist is a change in which day the trash is to be picked up....

I'm not a Constitutionalist, read my about page.

The Constitution died in the 1860s. The state slipped it's bonds again, not terribly suprising since history proves that is its nature.

Personally I would throw out the whole system as a real bad idea. A publically owned state is no more practical than a publically owned anything else.

"The political economy of monarchy and democracy, and the idea of a natural order"

http://www.mises.org/journals/jls/11_2/11_2_3.pdf

[MikefromOhio]

"The Constitution died in the 1860s."


Great. Another person on here who thinks that Lincoln had no business keeping the country together. That ends our conversation. Good day Sir.