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Even when you take for granted--and we shouldn't, but just for funsies we will--that the whole point of the thing is to make executive decisions about national needs... why the heck should Nevada get a bigger say than Los Angeles County? It has become evident that the federalist experiment has failed; because an integrated modern society cuts across state lines, while land can't vote and people matter more than land.…
> why the heck should Nevada get a bigger say than Los Angeles County? To start with, states are the compositional unit of the United States . If Los Angeles County wants to become its own state, there is a process to do that. But to answer the correct question: Nevada has the same say as California, both being states.
Thank you for illustrating the bankruptcy of the regressive position.