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The original concept by the founding fathers was that the US would have countless "laboratories of democracy" and thus what you say echoes the original intent.
by nwah1 9y ago
The original concept by the founding fathers was that the US would have countless "laboratories of democracy" and thus what you say echoes the original intent.
However, federal law has grown, and state law and even local law has all become highly standardized. In practice there's very little distinction between regions. America is just one big "stroad."
https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2014/01/dangerous-street-design-spreading-through-suburbs/8033/ https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2014/01/dangerous-str...
- chiefofgxbxl 9y agoI've noticed this in a sense of town "character". I've lived in New York State, Vermont, and now Colorado, and I can't say there's much of a difference between suburbs. You'd think that three different states would have their own "feel", but for the most part they all seem the same to me. Our towns have no sense of identity.