Regarding the world around the world, turmoil and problems in most areas are actually caused by poverty.
Just as poor and low-income couples suffer from everything, poor and low-income areas are constantly in turmoil, and even become independent to the extreme.
Most developed and wealthy regions rarely seek independence, because doing so will cause greater turmoil and will eventually seriously undermine stability.
But there are exceptions to this. The most typical one is Texas . What many people don’t understand is that Texas is so developed, why does it want to “break away from the motherland”? You may not think of it.
Among the 50 states, Texas has a very important status and is the second-ranked state.
is the second largest state in terms of area. Texas has nearly 700,000 square kilometers of land, second only to Alaska . From a population perspective,
is also at the second level, with more than 30 million and going straight to 40 million.
is also second from an economic perspective. The total GDP is second only to California , so it is very developed.
From a resource perspective, the same is true. This state is extremely rich in resources, including oil, natural gas , and mineral resources.
So Texas is actually equivalent to Jiangsu Province in my country, which is one of the most core areas.
But Texas has always wanted to break away from the motherland. Many people don’t understand this. So why does Texas want to "break away from the motherland" when it is so developed? The reasons are mainly two points.
First, the population issue.
Latinos now account for 40% of the population in Texas, and they are still growing.
Latinos are mainly from Mexico and South America. These people have a low identity with the United States, and the white population continues to decrease.
So the demographic change is the biggest problem in Texas and the core reason for leaving the motherland.
Once the Latino population in Texas exceeds 50%, the state will inevitably become independent, which will be the biggest threat.
Second, historical issues.
Texas was one of the few states that voluntarily joined the United States. In 1836, Texas was an independent republic with its own president.
joined the United States in 1845 under forced circumstances, so its history and culture are relatively independent.
and voluntarily join, you can also voluntarily quit.
Back then, I joined the United States because I was afraid of Mexico. But now I have nothing to be afraid of, so I can naturally regret it.
So Texas has always wanted to secede from the motherland, and it has not stopped until now.
Looking at the future, once Texas secedes from the motherland, it will have the greatest impact on the country.
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Reference: "Modern and Modern History of the World".
