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  • 03-10-2014
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What are reasons for being a Federalist and reasons for being an Anti-Federalist?



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  • 03-10-2014
Well being a Federalist is the norm of some societies. But if you're an Anti-Federalist then you're a rebellious non-conformist and you get to have more freedom so long as you fight for it.
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