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:The central problem with debtor’s prison is that it gives the creditor no second chance to pay back his obligation. He cannot, because he is not making any money at all. For example, if a workman with debts to pay is laid off, and he cannot find a job quickly enough, off he goes to debtor’s prison, where he makes no money at all.  (Duncan B.)
 
:The central problem with debtor’s prison is that it gives the creditor no second chance to pay back his obligation. He cannot, because he is not making any money at all. For example, if a workman with debts to pay is laid off, and he cannot find a job quickly enough, off he goes to debtor’s prison, where he makes no money at all.  (Duncan B.)
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:Question: Is homeschooling protected by the Bill of Rights?  Should it be?  It ... wouldn't be in the spirit of the Bill of Rights.  When it was written the bill was only intended to limit federal power, not state and local government power.  (Daniel N.)
    
H4.  Contrast the handling of Shays' Rebellion with the handling of the Whiskey Rebellion, and whether you think a president is necessary.
 
H4.  Contrast the handling of Shays' Rebellion with the handling of the Whiskey Rebellion, and whether you think a president is necessary.
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