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    A stronger objection would target whether such a union co... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The serious form of the impossibility objection is that it is impossible to form a good state or federation of global magnitude

    A stronger objection would target whether such a union could be good, worth pursuing, or free from prohibitive risks

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    It is often argued that it is impossible to change the current system of states and to form a world–state or a global federation of states. This claim is hard to maintain, however, in the face of the existence of the United Nations, the existence of states with more than a billion people of heterogeneous backgrounds, and the experience with the United States and the European Union. So in order to be taken seriously, the objection must instead be that it is impossible to form a good state or fede

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