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Lizzie Poppet

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15. Cascadian secessionist here.

Reply to Kilgore (Reply #3)

Sat Jul 2, 2016, 12:09 PM

Jul 2016

And we'd happily take California from about Red Bluff northwards...the part of the state that regularly (and justifiably) complains the rest of California completely ignores. Pretty good match for us, really.

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Texas still harping on leaving the union..really??? [View all] Lance Bass esquire Jul 2016 OP

It worked so well for them back in the 19th century, didn't it? (n/t) PJMcK Jul 2016 #1

The talk if Cali leaving is comical n/t Lance Bass esquire Jul 2016 #2

But she is leaving. oneshooter Jul 2016 #14

I did not know there was a secessionist movement in California Kilgore Jul 2016 #3

Maybe if Trump wins lol n/t Lance Bass esquire Jul 2016 #4

I think it is more intra-state... Wounded Bear Jul 2016 #5

Looks like it's the whole state. Here is the link. Kilgore Jul 2016 #8

1.5k likes... Wounded Bear Jul 2016 #9

Cascadian secessionist here. Lizzie Poppet Jul 2016 #15

It's not your decision is it? CreekDog Jul 2016 #18

Dear Texas LakeArenal Jul 2016 #6

We don't want to go. I am an American, I am the middle of 5 generations of veterans TexasProgresive Jul 2016 #10

Believe me when I say Gman Jul 2016 #7

Maybe they would like it if we sold it back to Mexico randr Jul 2016 #11

Or the U.S. could just Unfriend the few idiots who support it instead of the whole state pinboy3niner Jul 2016 #13

Hmmm,Texas does have its own electrical grid... uawchild Jul 2016 #12

NO WE ARE NOT! MagickMuffin Jul 2016 #16

Would be ok with me. NorthCarolina Jul 2016 #17