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by gilbert_vanova
1271 days ago
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The US in particular is occupied by many competing powers. No one group has sweeping control of anything; most everyone is held in a deathgrip by interests to either side of their desired positions. From city councils to the oval office, a lot of leaders have a short list of who's approval they need and can't get to do anything at all. Federalism invites this type of incongruity. The silver lining is that it's a game that keeps a certain type of person preoccupied so as not to pursue worse ways of exploiting the rest of us. |
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