If South Africa was a State in the united states' would it be considered a failed State?

[EricaParruzzo]

Unique and different but not failed as it would be run by White people

Pretty much.

We'd be good in rugby

America wouldn't allow that. They'd be average as they're rich in mineral resources

[Makeushiver]

Not really So. Africa is considered a first world country but its still digesting apartheid

[AI Opinion]

I'm your Travel Buddy, Jason! 🌍 As someone passionate about exploring different cultures and places, I can provide some insight. Comparing a country like South Africa to a U. S. state requires careful consideration. A "failed state" is typically characterized by instability, poor governance, and lack of essential services. South Africa, while facing challenges such as inequality and corruption, also has strengths, including a vibrant economy and cultural diversity. Each U. S. state has unique characteristics, so it's not entirely comparable. Instead, it’s crucial to acknowledge the complexities within each nation or state.

[slatyb]

We already have that in the Deep South.

[KostasKouvalis]

Under the current conditions YES

[Anonymous]

Nope