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In reply to the discussion: 'CalExit' - state's economy is large enough for California to become a sovereign country. [View all]guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)13. You are aware that B.C. is actually part of Canada, correct?
The Americans did invade Canada twice, and threaten annexation around 1850. Three times is quite enough.
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'CalExit' - state's economy is large enough for California to become a sovereign country. [View all]
RKP5637
Dec 2016
OP
From his home in Russia, Right-wing activist Louis Marinelli organizes Calexit-
KittyWampus
Dec 2016
#64
Yeah, my thoughts too. Likely the Trump regime would say no. If we see the Trump regime stripping
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#6
dont think secession. think partition, a la India and Pakistan 1947 - nt
KingCharlemagne
Dec 2016
#58
I've wondered about that too. There would have to be a cooperative workable plan. I
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#20
That's what I think too! Once the momentum builds, others will join in. Maybe in the big picture it
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#25
Agree! There are literally impenetrable brick walls between the issues. The divide will not be
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#52
Yes here my OP: From His Home in Russia, #Calexit Leader Plots California Secession
Madam45for2923
Dec 2016
#41
i don't make my decisions based on what the ruskies do or don't want. sorry. nt
TheFrenchRazor
Jan 2017
#76
no you weren't; you were suggesting that people should make decisions based on what you think russi
TheFrenchRazor
Jan 2017
#110
So bizarre some people's reactions to the news about the Russian connection to Calexit!
Madam45for2923
Jan 2017
#128
IMO the Trump voters voted along lines of racism, bigotry and hatred, with jobs thrown in. One could
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#28
speak for yourself. i have never opposed secession for any state that chooses it. nt
TheFrenchRazor
Jan 2017
#78
So much is in the mix, so much is un-chartered territory, hard to tell what's going to happen over
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#36
Vermont's GDP of about $30 billion puts it at about a rank of 100 on the list of countries
FarCenter
Dec 2016
#35
This is a very interesting "read" you posted, thanks, as is this too. He sounds quite RW IMO too!
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#45
if this guy tells you not to kill yourself, are you going to kill yourself to spite him?? who cares
TheFrenchRazor
Jan 2017
#81
People advocating this are crazy. It will never happen, and it would be a giant boon for Repubs.
Calista241
Dec 2016
#47
I think it would be an enormously complex infrastructure, likely to fail in the big picture. n/t
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#54
I wonder what will happen over the next several years if we see the GOP stripping away, for
RKP5637
Dec 2016
#63
That's what I would do. Although I can see why it might feel good. In the big picture it
RKP5637
Jan 2017
#97
do you seriously think that russians are the only ones who ever thought of secession?? nt
TheFrenchRazor
Jan 2017
#83
This is ridiculous. This is exactly what Russia wants: the breaking up of the u.s.
AgadorSparticus
Jan 2017
#70
IMO it could lead to devastating times in the US, as it would indicate a failure of democracy. n/t
RKP5637
Jan 2017
#85
why? would you be willing to kill red-staters to keep them from leaving the union? i wouldn't. so wh
TheFrenchRazor
Jan 2017
#111
I would like to hope the US can eventually settle these differences within. n/t
RKP5637
Jan 2017
#86
Likely a level of frustration and anticipation of what might happen with a Trump regime.
RKP5637
Jan 2017
#94
seriously; i can't believe so many here are in a lather about the so-called "russian origin" of this
TheFrenchRazor
Jan 2017
#115
You don't know what could happen to the economy in California if it did become
frankieallen
Jan 2017
#98
Especially if you add Oregon and Washington. That would be a country I would be very
OregonBlue
Jan 2017
#108
A better idea would be to pave over a few of the federal agencies in D.C. and start over
nolabels
Jan 2017
#125