Thank you for the thoughtful answer: we are not far apart in our wishes. I have no sympathy for a centralised power. On the contrary, decisions and responsibilities need to be as small-scale as possible. The residents and users of a street for the street, the residents of a city for this area, and so on. There should be balancing mechanisms that, for example, guarantee equal educational opportunities for all, regardless of where they live. The arbitration boards contain for disputes that require intervention. But - and this is my point: even if there are still nationalities and cultural traditions, I consider states as entities with borders to be outdated. There needs to be absolute freedom of residence worldwide and unhindered exchange of goods, opinions and ways of life.

Have nice day, too ;-))