If the Articles of Confederation showed us, having the government being Too Weak to step in is also a flaw.

But is that really true? I was taught the same, but I'm not sure it isn't just more propaganda from the federally-funded liberal education system. Would the anti-federalists who lived at the time agree that it was flawed? Perhaps some of the problems and even "chaos" that a weak confederation were unable to solve are actually fine. It just wasn't ideal for the central banker class.

I want free (as in freedom) and widely available Internet, but that should be a state issue. Current abuse of the commerce clause wasn't imagined at the founding.