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But that would give up states rights - and it doesn't stop bullying by central government to place offices in "for the governing party" desirable areas. Why do
by C1sc0cat 8y ago
But that would give up states rights - and it doesn't stop bullying by central government to place offices in "for the governing party" desirable areas.
Why do you think BT has a big engineering presence in all 4 parts of the UK? or why the BBC was forced to move to Manchester
- state_less 8y ago> But that would give up states rights When states unite and cooperate they are exercising their right to self assemble or self association. Often individual states exercise this right after chronically being picked apart by a powerful adversary and find they don't want to leave behind the benefits the union provides. I don't know enough about specifics in the UK to answer your questions. Union members typically vote on the direction of the union or leadership positions and so these members are responsible for their decisions or leadership.