Summary Of The Federalist 10
The Federalist is a series of papers written by three men in reference and support of the Constitution. The 10th paper, The Federalist 10, is specifically written by James Madison on the topic of factions throughout the states and throughout the government. He focuses specifically on the effects that factions have on the rest of society and our ways of living. Madison starts off The Federalist 10 by first addressing what his view off a faction is which is basically a group of people or citizens who join together because of a common interest or a common purpose against another group who has opposing interests and goals. Madison's view of factions in society are along the lines of being unstoppable. He believes that factions are created almost naturally because everyone has their own opinions.
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An example would be the LGBT groups and the black lives matter groups. They have common interest and common goals which naturally bring them together against a common enemy. I am going to focus on the LGBT group as an example for a common faction today and how they work. The LGBT group in society has focused much on equal rights in the laws of marriage and many other things. Their faction, I believe, has gotten very far and accomplished much, but not in the most logical way. The LGBT group tends to butt heads with the christian community, which would count as their common enemy, I presume. The LGBT faction has put many activities on their agendas such as parades and nearly riots at places that don't agree or accept them. They get their points across clearly to their community and the world, though agendas are not always very beneficial for the rest. I believe the LGBT faction and/or group has had many obstacles set up by the government and christian views that have kept them from getting what they want, but as a faction works, it grows and it finds new ways to demand their
An example would be the LGBT groups and the black lives matter groups. They have common interest and common goals which naturally bring them together against a common enemy. I am going to focus on the LGBT group as an example for a common faction today and how they work. The LGBT group in society has focused much on equal rights in the laws of marriage and many other things. Their faction, I believe, has gotten very far and accomplished much, but not in the most logical way. The LGBT group tends to butt heads with the christian community, which would count as their common enemy, I presume. The LGBT faction has put many activities on their agendas such as parades and nearly riots at places that don't agree or accept them. They get their points across clearly to their community and the world, though agendas are not always very beneficial for the rest. I believe the LGBT faction and/or group has had many obstacles set up by the government and christian views that have kept them from getting what they want, but as a faction works, it grows and it finds new ways to demand their