Limy Sami
Diamond
- Joined
- Jan 7, 2007
- Location
- Norfolk, UK
In 10 days time, Scotland which is part of the United Kingdom, gets to vote on independence. I some Scots eyes being governed by the English is a big bone of contention, dating back hundreds of years.
In comparison, you're a much younger country, with a different structure of government, so have a different mindset to us Brits.
So - out of curiosity, how would the US feel if say Alaska or Texas (or any large state or group of states) wanted independence and had politically got them selves to the stage where the state's electorate were voting on it?
Would independence be good or bad for business?
In comparison, you're a much younger country, with a different structure of government, so have a different mindset to us Brits.
So - out of curiosity, how would the US feel if say Alaska or Texas (or any large state or group of states) wanted independence and had politically got them selves to the stage where the state's electorate were voting on it?
Would independence be good or bad for business?