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I didn't intend to write off, I just took a moment to insert my own opinion. Does bring up a good point though - are the borders of most countries now "locked
by komali2 8y ago
I didn't intend to write off, I just took a moment to insert my own opinion.
Does bring up a good point though - are the borders of most countries now "locked in?" Perhaps. Federations might form / break apart, which could shift around "sovereign territory." Like, imagine the EU consolidating, or the USA splitting.
- gaius 8y agoare the borders of most countries now "locked in? Ask the Ukrainians.
- User23 8y agoInteresting thing about annexation is that legally it isn't the taking of territory, it's recognizing that an area has always been part of one's territory. This can get messy, but it can also give rise to some really culturally fascinating places, like the Alsace.