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George Mason (Virginia) said he 'would sooner chop off my right hand than put it to the Constitution as it now stands'.

Mason said a Bill of Rights was missing from the Constitution, thus leaving 'the government as a powerful entity that could overrun personal liberty'.

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Q: Who said you would rather chop off your right hand than sign the constitution without a bill of rights?
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