South American Union

Like the EU, it presents some free-market advantages such as lower or no import tariffs for products produced within the union. If properly implemented, legislation can force all member states to be financially responsible.

And like the EU, it presents the risks connected to central planning and global government.

Of course, the right way is the free market way. Drop tariffs without uniting the governments. Let workers circulate without giving them a common passport.

How can that be good?

It just make it easier for the rich and powerful.

Apparently we need to devises a Non-Central plank as to why Globalization, a single central bank and a framework for central control only takes control of our life away, removes local community bonds and takes money that would otherwise circulate and nourish local business and commerce.

Mike
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