Re:The Politically Incorrect Guide to Ending Poverty (2010)
by lumberjack on Sunday July 17, 2016 @12:13PM
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Seems like it could easily backfire due to gentrification.
But in anycase what puzzles me, is why would first world countries allow this? If Sealand and such other projects failed because they lacked soverignity, why would a corporate city in Honduras be any different?
But in anycase what puzzles me, is why would first world countries allow this? If Sealand and such other projects failed because they lacked soverignity, why would a corporate city in Honduras be any different?