Not just Jackson and Coughlan and McCarthy. This goes back to John C. Calhoun, and John Taylor of Caroline-- the so-called “anti-Federalists” who were simultaneously opposed to centralized government and yet wanted to allow decentralized political entities to take whatever they could from whomever was weaker-- enslaving Africans, decimat…
Not just Jackson and Coughlan and McCarthy. This goes back to John C. Calhoun, and John Taylor of Caroline-- the so-called “anti-Federalists” who were simultaneously opposed to centralized government and yet wanted to allow decentralized political entities to take whatever they could from whomever was weaker-- enslaving Africans, decimatig Native Americans. In other words, men who wanted to unleash human greed and cruelty and passion without the pesky obstacle of laws prtecting the innocent and vulnerable.
Not just Jackson and Coughlan and McCarthy. This goes back to John C. Calhoun, and John Taylor of Caroline-- the so-called “anti-Federalists” who were simultaneously opposed to centralized government and yet wanted to allow decentralized political entities to take whatever they could from whomever was weaker-- enslaving Africans, decimatig Native Americans. In other words, men who wanted to unleash human greed and cruelty and passion without the pesky obstacle of laws prtecting the innocent and vulnerable.