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Secession: Why the Regime Tolerates Self-Determination for Foreigners but Not for Americans

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Self-determination means the ability to make laws for one’s own community free from intervention by Washington, DC. Most of the world can do this. Why can’t Americans?

Original Article: “Secession: Why the Regime Tolerates Self-Determination for Foreigners but Not for Americans”

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