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That seems like a fine solution for a relatively small and unified country of ~6 million, but I don't necessarily think it scales to a country the size of the U
by briga 6y ago
That seems like a fine solution for a relatively small and unified country of ~6 million, but I don't necessarily think it scales to a country the size of the US, let alone the global news economy. Ideologies are so fragmented these days that I could imagine many different regulatory guilds pushing their own agenda. There is no longer a monopoly on "truth", if there ever was one.
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- moksly 6y agoGermany and France have rather similar regulatory setups to ours, so it does work in larger and more fragmented countries. But as I said, I have no idea how it would work for USA. It's honestly kind of hard for me to imagine how any US regulatory bodies work, when they replace the leadership every four years, and often without a broad cross-party agreement.
- username90 6y agoWhich is why USA has states, why not give them more rights? Currently US states have too little power or they could be run more like small European nations.