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And it works incredibly well for them. It's almost as if trying to centrally plan for dozens of drastically different types of societies and regions isn't effi
by acct1771 9y ago
And it works incredibly well for them.
It's almost as if trying to centrally plan for dozens of drastically different types of societies and regions isn't efficient, or as effective as a smaller, actually representative government or something. Just ask the USSR.
Maybe we could break up the US into some sort of territories, so like-minded people could gather, and govern themselves based on local needs...