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Class War Battlefield Podcast Episode 2021.01.00. A Question that is Dividing America, Federalism or Anti-Federalism, Which One Do You Believe In , When the United States of America was established, the question dividing the founding fathers was rather the country would be organized around a federal presence holding significant power to regulate the relationships between the states and the union as a whole with the world in general; or would the country continue to be a disunited confederacy with sparing interstate competitors with diverse interests and goals, goals often rendering unity difficult if not impossible. After the federal government was established via the constitution, the argument didn’t go away; the argument simply shifted tones. No longer did Anti-federalists, who lost the debate, question rather the federal government should exist, they started concerning themselves with the “power” held by the federal government, thus asserting constant victimization of their states by the federal government. While not immediately seen during the “founding generation”, after that generations influence waned and its prominent members were buried, this screed became a rallying cry amongst many Southerners whenever the federal government would take an action they didn’t like. Now I could continue recounting this history, but the point I am making in this podcast segment is rather simple – this divide is not new. After the Reconstruction era when the Industrial Revolution of the North came to the Southern states, the argument against the federal governments regulation powers became a central theme in discussions centered around the federal governments ability to interject itself into the Jim Crow south. States’ rights, a euphemism for unregulated Apartheid, became – to some segregationists, synonymous with unregulated corporate power. It is from this history that I draw my influence for this episode segment from. Contact Me Here: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/contributor/5025/contact/ Download the Episode Here: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/107712