no stronger ties than we have now to the aformentioned DRC And how would you do this exactly? The reason there are countries in the first place is because everybody thinks differently, and want different people making decisions for them. Some want to keep to themselves and their own, some want everyone and everything. Only way this would ever happen is by conquering the entire world and running it under one government. Even then maintaining law and order would be next to impossible. I imagine most of the world would be like Iraq or Afghanistan is now. What would you do if the UK and the rest of the world was suddenly taken over by North Korea? Would you lay down and accept your new glorious and shiny leader or would you rebel and want someone of your culture and background to make decisions and run a democracy for you and your friends? Seeing as the majority of the western world heavily advocates conservatism and capitalism, nationality and a sense of identity and belonging is needed to create the artificial security they believe we desire and that they believe is needed to maintain 'social order'. To put it bluntly because there is only so much wealth available in the world. The circumstances of our birth (being born in a well developed nation) have provided us with a wealth of privilege and opportunity that we would not be able to enjoy if shared with the entirety of the world. Allowing any