[beojan]

So competition might prevent one of many downsides to different states having different laws? I don't see why this means there's any benefit to that situation over just having one set of laws?

[scarface74]

Depending on your political leaning, you wouldn’t want the same laws in GA as in CA.

[moomin]

That’s a relatively unusual leaning. Most people think their values should be universal.

[beojan]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsidiarity

Not as unusual as you would think, given that it is a basic principle of both the EU (despite what Eurosceptics would have you think) and the US.