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I think the math suggests that the rest of the country depends on the 'urban paradises' to fund it, at this point. Sure, less populous states grow food, but if
by smw 8y ago
I think the math suggests that the rest of the country depends on the 'urban paradises' to fund it, at this point. Sure, less populous states grow food, but if they broke off, it seems likely they'd want to sell that excess food for something like market value, no?
- jki275 8y agoMaybe. Or maybe they'd decide to sell all their food elsewhere and you'd have food riots in your urban paradises. But the contention is evidently that we need to remove their representation in federal government because people don't understand how the federal government was set up.