Wyatt earp
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To what end?
Tyranny of the majority. Conservatives are in the minority at the national level. If they could create smaller countries, enclaves of conservatism so to speak,
they could become the majority in those new states and thus impose their will.
It's really what states' rights come down to.
and the "conservative" states would be successful, safe, and fiscally sound. While the "liberal states would all look like Detroit or Baltimore.
Lets do it.
Successful like Mississippi? lol
To what end?
Tyranny of the majority. Conservatives are in the minority at the national level. If they could create smaller countries, enclaves of conservatism so to speak,
they could become the majority in those new states and thus impose their will.
It's really what states' rights come down to.
and the "conservative" states would be successful, safe, and fiscally sound. While the "liberal states would all look like Detroit or Baltimore.
Lets do it.
Successful like Mississippi? lol
Have you ever been to Mississippi? It is quite successful. New York city has more in poverty than MS.
would it matter if the succeeding states had more military power? You are not right.I never could understand why the left thinks like that. If a few states wanted to do it, had the military power to do it. Nothing to stop it.Alaska would be the state most likely to secede. Then possibly a combination of Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and a few more southern and central states.
And they make the attempt at their own risk.
Secession is patently illegal. Unconstitutional.
Country's have been broken up all through history.
Their action would be neither legal nor constitutional. That's all I said. I am right.