That sounds really peaceful of you, no one would look at that situation and think the Feds were in the wrong for sure lmao
Those are the rules and system that the U.S. Govt set in place chump, now they have to abide by them when it suits them or not. whether or not I agree with the philosophy is irrelevant. This is the world order that they chose.
>omg Russia is invading its neighbor
>if Texas secedes, let's invade them!
kek
As mentioned above the government in place has already declared secession to be illegal and there's nothing you can do about it.
Except on a message board.
It doesn't matter, they're completely impotent to do anything about it if we are to secede peacefully
Why would anyone want to force someone to be a part of a union that they want nothing to do with anyway? Honest. Question
I guess you've never heard of the civil war.
lolI guess you've never heard of the civil war.
This Texas would probably dissolve as a state without a shot fired first imho....
How? We re more equipped to be a country than most actual countries
But you couldn't stop cities and counties and regions from breaking away from Texas.
You got no moral right.
No we're not. These three things would contribute to it:
1) Recognition of Texas' independence by no foreign government (except maybe Russia
2) A simple blockade to disrupt the economy and create internal political turmoil
3) Succession from Texas of cities/districts/counties that lean left and want to remain part of the USA (... consider that the largest county in Austin, Dallas, Houston, El Paso and San Antonio lean left and that's bad news for Texas staying intact
the southwest portion would immediately be sold to Mexico and the proceeds used to build a wallBut you couldn't stop cities and counties and regions from breaking away from Texas.
They don't want to be sold. They want to remain in the US.
lol, and you'll need that wall to keep people from fleeing Texas or what's left of it.
Then they can do so but the fence goes up. The USA can't supply it with ought violating ours or mexicos sovereignty.They don't want to be sold. They want to remain in the US.
Most Texans are Texans first Americans second
Of course they can. You just lost everything from El Paso to Brownsville up to the Nueces River and beyond to the US.
Being democrat doesn't even mean that you would vote against independence
...and being a republican doesn't even mean that you would vote for it. This certainly isn't a good sign:
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/state...-from-u.s..eceThere hasn’t been any recent polling, but a 2009 Rasmussen Reports survey found that 31 percent of Texans say the state has a right to secede but just 18 percent of Texans would vote to secede from the U.S. if given a choice.
Basically a duplicate post.
The number has probably gone up because
Liberals really really hate the preamble to the declaration of independence. For the record I don't support succession right now nor see myself supporting it at any point in the future. But stupid liberals think that the use of force to stop desired independence is some how the moral high ground because "slavery was so evil 150 ing years ago" Yeah, slavery was evil, but that isn't part of the dynamic this time around.
And your "established law" argument gives you no moral high ground. Dred Scott anyone?
Frankly, its amazing how so many "peace and tolerant loving" liberals can sound so genocidal when it comes to dealing with people who disagree with them.
ter McGee
Frankly, it's amazing to see how many conservative Americans hate America.
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