How to Divide N. America and Europe

[MikeGER]

Kohr ? ...damned Commie anarchist  >:(
...to sad the bullet with his name on it somehow missed him in Spanish civil war  ::)

[bayonetbrant]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but for the longest time, people in the US thought of themselves as Americans second, and whichever State they were from first. 

you haven't spent enough time in the South.

[meadbelly]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but for the longest time, people in the US thought of themselves as Americans second, and whichever State they were from first. 

you haven't spent enough time in the South.

Lol, are you speaking toward an occasional southern tradition to think of themselves as from their State first. . . and only?

I've heard that enough to believe it's not completely hype.  :)

[Smuckatelli]

From the link:

But if the ideal state cannot be attained, at least it can be approached, Kohr thought, by reducing the scale of government. Which sounds a lot like the famous quote from Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience": "That government is best which governs least." But in Kohr's vision, smaller government should mean, first and foremost, a smaller area to govern. In such smallness, greatness resides. Counterintuitive as that may sound, didn't Greece and Italy have their Golden Ages when they were divided into countless city-states? Not a coincidence, according to Kohr: smaller states produce more culture, wealth and happiness.

The 10th Amendment was supposed to limit the size and authority of the Federal Government.