English, 06.01.2020 23:31 karsenbeau

Why is madison against the creation of a government that simply outlaws factions?

it would limit pure democracy.
people are not and can never be fully equal.
he believes that good factions are needed by the government.
he believes that forming factions is a part of liberty.

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