SuperDemocrat
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I see states like independent variables where the legislation of one doesn't affect the other. Maybe socialist can make an argument that individual freedom can't exist since the actions of one will always have an affect on the other. Thus such behavior has to be regulated. However, a states legislative power only exist over its territory which allows other states to do what they want. The only time when the actions of one affects the other is when there is a shared resource like a river running through one or ,ore states. Apart from that states can act independently without affecting another thus independent of one another. This is why states should be free to act independently since most of what they do is independent of each other.