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    1. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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      .@JuliaHB1 @MorningEdition Americans would never give local rights to a central power? It's called The Constitutional Convention. #Brexit

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    2. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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      @JuliaHB1 @MorningEdition small economic & mutual defense union that grew to have vast political power? That's our actual political system.

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    3. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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      @JuliaHB1 @MorningEdition mocking as laughable the idea that Americans would ever let our political system happen looks a bit silly is all.

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 23 Feb 2016
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      @hammitt @MorningEdition er, the USA is one country, not 28 different countries. Small but key difference.

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        2. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 At the time of the Convention we considered ourselves independent in all but free commerce and mutual defense. Sound familiar?

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        3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 23 Feb 2016
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          @hammitt so states can secede from the union at any time, can't they?

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        4. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 Didn't say the history was the same-just that the metaphor was bad. We are a federation of states, so, yeah we CAN imagine that.

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        5. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 23 Feb 2016
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          @hammitt sigh. Not to a FOREIGN power, no.

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        6. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 Nor is the EU a FOREIGN power. That's misleading & you know it. I didn't say they're the same, I just said its a silly metaphor.

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        7. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 like if we were merging with Canada and I said "the English couldn't IMAGINE forming a union with their northern neighbor."

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        1. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 I'm not saying it's the same. I just thought it was funny to say we "couldn't imagine" what is, in fact, our actual history.

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        2. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 I mean, you actually said we would "never allow" voting away rights that we did, in fact, vote away.

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        3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 23 Feb 2016
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          @hammitt I said the US would never give away its sovereignty to foreign powers as we have done. Not the same thing at all.

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        4. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 It was *at the time* the same. The current US, 250 years later, wouldn't. But we did have to fight a bloody war over that one.

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        5. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 23 Feb 2016
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          @hammitt yes, but I wasn't talking about 200 years ago, was I? I was talking about now.

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        6. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 yes but if you're going to condescendingly oversimplify the #Brexit to the US, it's funny if you describe it as our exact history.

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        7. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 23 Feb 2016
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          @hammitt I didn't condescendingly over simply anything. Can we leave this now, I have work to do.

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        8. Willa Hammitt Brown‏ @hammitt 23 Feb 2016
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          @JuliaHB1 I know I'm tired & overworked when I get in dumb twitter wars with strangers. I stand by opposing #Brexit but apologize if rude!

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