Time to break up the states?

Lucky Luke

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The white convicts should be driven out of Australia and the land returned to the native people.
Yes, i hear that quite a lot. But the correct word is colonizers not convict's (we don't have a huge convict population like America) and First Nations people not native.
Perhaps America can do the same?

But on topic, sorta, I wouldn't mind seeing my state leave the federation.
 

Kassiopeija

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The shear size of Americas army and its forward operating systems tells anyone and everyone its an invading force not a defence force. Plus all the wars they start.
yeah they also sell alot of weapons. which they develop and hitherto test in real combat. their successful war enterprizes boost the confidence in their war technology which increases sales.
 

Rob Roy

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The question of secession can be analagous to kidnapping.

If a person isn't free to leave a human association, we know there's a possibility they're kidnapped. Most of us think that's a bad thing.

If a couple million people aren't free to leave, they are literally political prisoners, but many people don't think holding millions of people as captives is a bad thing.

That's odd.
 

conservative

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The question of secession can be analagous to kidnapping.

If a person isn't free to leave a human association, we know there's a possibility they're kidnapped. Most of us think that's a bad thing.

If a couple million people aren't free to leave, they are literally political prisoners, but many people don't think holding millions of people as captives is a bad thing.

That's odd.
Buddy, here in Canukistan eh, those of us who wouldn't take an experimental injection couldn't travel by plane or train in our own country even though our constitution says we have 'freedom of movement'.

Weird eh.
 

ActionianJacksonian

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Texas wants to leave and let's be honest California would want to same with Hawaii. Maybe many others.
Should each state have an option to leave peacefully? The in it for life thing is a bit dated.



It's happening in a subtle economic way. Large companies and swaths of citizens are voting with their feet. I think we often forget that the US is a Union of 50 different countries. Many of these countries have rebelled against union tyranny already, such as the nation states that have legalized cannabis.
 

ActionianJacksonian

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If Cali quit watering all those golf courses there would be lots more water...
Number of Golf Courses in the State of California: 921

California is more than just beaches and surfing. It's also home to 921 beautiful golf courses, including four of the top 25 courses in the USA according to Business Insider.
More reservoirs would certainly help. Between Shasta, whiskeytown and Oroville I bet they could fit at least 4 more if the environmental regs would get out of the way.
 

Lucky Luke

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5 years old but an interesting read.

Still, those realities haven’t stopped some people from picturing their state seceding. In these states, there’s been some serious talk of breaking away from the union. Could any of them survive as their own country? Did your state make the list?

 

Rob Roy

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If States are prevented from seceding, that is the evidence they are captive.

Similar to a person being locked in your basement and being prevented from leaving, it's just a matter of scale.

To say, "the civil war decided the secession thing" is akin to Jeffrey Dahmer saying, "that last guy tasted good, so I'm gonna keep doing it".
 

Nixs

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There was a book that talked about One world government, and how to create it, we are living the final chapter of that book. They tried to say the book was a hoax & antisemitic, but it's not.
Its called the Protocols.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
if someone is talking about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, they not only tried; they succeeded.

It was a pack of cruel lies ginned up to give persecutors the excuse for pogroms against Jews, especially in Russia.
 

Lucky Luke

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@Horselover fat got me thinking when he made this comment on the Is Biden that bad thread to this comment of mine
"You dont think countries should exist as political entities or you prefer a different method of Government? Who should run countries?"

Horselover fat replied: "Ideally the people, but what I mean is the president shouldn't have much authority. Parliaments should run countries."


I'm sure that the vast majority of people would agree that parliaments elected by majority are much better systems of Government
There's no hope of America changing its experiment in political leadership and government i wouldn't think but IF some States left then they could certainly bring about a much better system
 
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