I mean there are likely some who really want us divided for the sake of being divided and weak, but there are other reasons people might want to secede.
For example, if states secede, I'm pretty sure the alphabet boys don't have legal jurisdiction over them. A lot of people are scared of the fed boys right now because of their resemblance to the secret police and the sheer power they have, and many find comfort in taking away their legal power.
Another reason could be, if you have heard "this war will be hard to fight, there are no land boundaries." Secession would create those boundaries, and also bring patriots together rather than let them remain spread out across the country to fend for themselves and with no way to legally assemble if things get that bad. I'm not a full blown secessionist, I hope there are other ways to take the country back, but I'm just laying down what some of us think.
I mean that's what I thought the plan was supposed to be. Secede, hopefully have some other states join, then take back the other states. I haven't heard what many others are saying on the matter, but when I think secession, I think seceding in sort of a strategic manner to gather up resources and unite patriots in order to take back and rebuild our country.
The issue is when China and EU swoop in to support the "remaining" states. That will be what the world still sees as the "legitimate US", the new confederacy would have few allies.
That's true, I guess I haven't put much thought into the whole foreign intervention aspect of it. But now that I think about it, it doesn't look too good.
I mean there are likely some who really want us divided for the sake of being divided and weak, but there are other reasons people might want to secede.
For example, if states secede, I'm pretty sure the alphabet boys don't have legal jurisdiction over them. A lot of people are scared of the fed boys right now because of their resemblance to the secret police and the sheer power they have, and many find comfort in taking away their legal power.
Another reason could be, if you have heard "this war will be hard to fight, there are no land boundaries." Secession would create those boundaries, and also bring patriots together rather than let them remain spread out across the country to fend for themselves and with no way to legally assemble if things get that bad. I'm not a full blown secessionist, I hope there are other ways to take the country back, but I'm just laying down what some of us think.
I would only support the concept of succession if the goal was to immediately build up and re-conquer commie shithole states.
I mean that's what I thought the plan was supposed to be. Secede, hopefully have some other states join, then take back the other states. I haven't heard what many others are saying on the matter, but when I think secession, I think seceding in sort of a strategic manner to gather up resources and unite patriots in order to take back and rebuild our country.
The issue is when China and EU swoop in to support the "remaining" states. That will be what the world still sees as the "legitimate US", the new confederacy would have few allies.
That's true, I guess I haven't put much thought into the whole foreign intervention aspect of it. But now that I think about it, it doesn't look too good.