I still can’t figure out what you’re trying to actually say. ‘Move to Europe’ isn’t a political solution for the US. And right now we have clear examples of a

I still can’t figure out what you’re trying to actually say. ‘Move to Europe’ isn’t a political solution for the US. And right now we have clear examples of a US federal gov’t trying to stomp on state and city level rights - which is why we are talking? And a historical civil war, where one group imposed rules on the other. Which of course is going to happen if you have diverse economies and ideas of what is acceptable and try to weld them together under one government. Which is what you are proposing. What do you think is going to happen if you try to get Egypt, China, Russia, France, Brazil, USA, India, etc. to actually have a common set of enforced rules? And in both the Russian and Chinese ‘federal systems’ it’s absolutely expected they will. The EU is the only one I can think of where there isn’t a common military - for example - and that one is far from proving the test of time.