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Balance of power. You don't want one entity to get too much power. One can also argue that a state can be a better/closer representative of its people than a di
by sinatra 10y ago
Balance of power. You don't want one entity to get too much power. One can also argue that a state can be a better/closer representative of its people than a distant federal government formed out of many other states which may have different needs from this one state.
- drauh 10y agoOne can argue that a municipal government is a better representation of the people in the city (who want broadband) than some distant bureaucrat in the state capital. But this allows state to overrule municipal.
- sinatra 10y agoAbsolutely. I was just answering parent's question: Why is the autonomy of the States so worth protecting [from federal government]?