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(93,776 posts)secondwind
(16,903 posts)marybourg
(13,653 posts)Cant really be solved by splitting the country. There will still be urban progressives in red states and rightwing nutjobs in rural areas of blue states.
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)You've got left wingers and right wingers and middle of the road living side by side throughout America.
Hekate
(100,133 posts)Thank you for your input
Skittles
(172,239 posts)we have to move forward WITHOUT dividing
GoneOffShore
(18,025 posts)denbot
(9,950 posts)To many have sacrificed to maintain this Union. Fuck anyone trying to destroy it.
Piasladic
(1,171 posts)Do you think about how that would affect people? Like me? I was born here in a red place, and I am trying to make things better here.
Cattledog
(6,663 posts)Shanti Shanti Shanti
(12,047 posts)secondwind
(16,903 posts)and enjoy yourself.
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luv2fly
(2,689 posts)Scrivener7
(59,846 posts)Captain Stern
(2,253 posts)For the reasons pointed out, and many more. It's neither feasible or desirable.
Complex problems rarely have simple solutions.
LiberatedUSA
(1,666 posts)
this country will split up into sort of rural Republican zones following law as they see it: people get the same guns as the cops, no abortion, weed remains illegal, teaching black history is stopped, no LGBTQ rights.
Then the blue city, Democratic zones, will be prochoice, friendly to minorities and LGBTQ, while citizens will be reduced to 1 shot guns while the cops will remain armed with modern technology to make sure people know where they stand.
The reason I think this, is because if the court remains unchanged, we will likely start ignoring their orders as void for seeing their decisions as bs. If we expand the court, then they will ignore our decisions, based on us cheating to get the results we want. In other words, I think this country is on borrowed time.
Greybnk48
(10,737 posts)Scott Walker said it out loud in 2010 that the Republican party strategy was to divide and conquer, and we know from Kevin McCarthy where these orders may have been coming from.
Wisconsin was the test case, and the teaparty tore us apart, going after the teachers and state workers, and for a while , our firefighters.
Never again.
mcar
(46,182 posts)What do you think should happen to the many, many Democrats in these states - just heck with us? As previously noted, what about the Black and POC populations in these states - screw 'em?