A 1930s movement wanted to merge the US, Canada and Greenland

https://theconversation.com/a-1930s-movement-wanted-to-merge-the-us-canada-and-greenland-heres-why-it-has-modern-resonances-252587

by valeg • 1 year ago

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moomin2• 1 year ago

If you want to see a non-democratic technocratic government in action, look to China. It's the largest working example of this philosophy in practice.

OutOfHere• 1 year ago

The big risk is that the outcome would be a lot like that of the USSR / Russia, meaning both dysfunctional and harmful, rather than successful.

moomin2• 1 year ago

Indeed. People forget that one of the purposes of democracy simply to keep rulers honest and allow for the replacement of components that aren’t working. Which isn’t to say that ruling factions don’t spend a lot of time in democracies trying to neutralise this.

suraci• 1 year ago

My time machine finally works! lets ask someone what year it is now

- What are the Russians doing?

- They are waging war against their western neighbor and have annexed part of its territory.

- What are the Americans doing?

- They are engaged in a tariff war with Europe and are trying to annex Canada and Greenland

- What are the Germans doing?

- They are increasing their national defense spending

- Oh

hulitu• 1 year ago

to merge

Because the USA never invades. /s

A 1930s movement wanted to merge the US, Canada and Greenland

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