[OC] National Divorce by the Numbers (Politics, Demographics, GDP)Submitted by tabthough t3_11ai346 in dataisbeautiful
Torker t1_j9v9toh wrote
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If Texas has no human capital, why does it have a low unemployment rate and millions of workers? Someone is paying $2000 a month in rent in Austin and they probably have a job. They are probably not all republicans either, so this whole divorce would be mess for sure.
RagingHeretic t1_j9vi73b wrote
The divorce would be easier than you think. You put a deadline on citizens in every region to get their affairs in order and move or accept their new passport for the country that it will become. Say, 10 years. Everyone gets 10 years to decide whether they are staying or going before the walls go up. Would there be some chaos? Sure, a little. And it would take some time for the dust to settle internationally, but life will go on. No biggie.
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