A restructuring of power in the United States to more closely resemble the European Union with the federal government deriving it's power from the states instead of the top down infrastructure in place now.
For some strange reason everyone kills themselves in the United States.
- How does the world react? Especially in countries such as Iran or North Korea?
- How does China react after their trading partner self-annihilates?
- Finally some jerks are dead. We can celebrate.
What realistically happens to America's lands?
Does your American family history only have people living in one state, or did your ancestors live in different states throughout the United States?
I’ve worked in the service industry, a couple different trades, and a common theme I’ve seen at most business is a major part of the power dynamic hinges upon the fact the employee understands he or she is replaceable. This keeps people begrudgingly coming to work, and often settling for a job due to a shroud of simple gratefulness for employment. Now that we see who our culture deems essential, I can’t help but wonder, who, and what jobs, are actually expendable?
I'm assuming someone who makes 100K in Silicon Valley doesn't have the same quality of life as someone who makes 100K in Texas.
My moms side of the family is white and Asian and my dads is Arab, I don’t expect anyone to care much because my situation is not unique, I just haven’t seen an AMA like this yet, so maybe I just haven’t searched hard enough, if so, sorry.
