Yes he did. He was a true revolutionary and felt that unless there was a change in government that it would grow too big and become entrenched. You have to remember that in the 1700's most of his world was farming and his views were from that perspective. He was an anti federalist and that was his main disagreement with Adams.
Because it is only fair to the people as a whole to protect each other, otherwise it would effect their saftey and hapiness
because it would become corrupt
the ruling class would not willingly give up its power and position in government
The government is not suppose to provide for the general welfare, it is suppose to promote the general welfare. There is a big dfference.
They are the same i suppose
Guilty of what? True, he had no authority from the French government to sell America the Louisiana Purchase, but I'm sure the statute of limitations has run out by now! And as Thomas Jefferson had no authority to buy it, I suppose both nations are even!
Thomas Paine. "The Age of Reason" Thomas Jefferson and Franklin also deserve to be mentioned I suppose
I suppose the USA launched itself with a revolutionary government. So did the Soviet Union. So did France.
Only those working for the federal government I suppose....?
No. Frostwire is still legal presently.
Because the Pakistan government are sheltering them.
False
someone answer! A+
Well the Australian government is suppose to be doing something about it, not sitting back and talking about it. We need to start doing something here people!