From Imran:
That is only a problem if you consider that the South was the only place that argued for states' rights. The fact is that they didn't. They argued for states' rights on most things, but sometimes they went for a stronger federal government. Same thing with Northern states. It was just different what they wanted the federal government to assert.
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Ok, so the Southern states advocated for a stronger federal government in respects that the right to all property is to be protected, in all the states.
That is only a problem if you consider that the South was the only place that argued for states' rights. The fact is that they didn't. They argued for states' rights on most things, but sometimes they went for a stronger federal government. Same thing with Northern states. It was just different what they wanted the federal government to assert.
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Ok, so the Southern states advocated for a stronger federal government in respects that the right to all property is to be protected, in all the states.
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