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46. Laughable. Their interpretation of the 2nd Amendment is all wrong in the first place.

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Fri Apr 6, 2018, 10:17 PM

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S.C. Republicans introduce bill to consider secession over gun rights [View all] DonViejo Apr 2018 OP

If only DownriverDem Apr 2018 #1

Then, slavery would have continued ... earthshine Apr 2018 #38

then too bad we couldn't have worked something out once we won the civil war.. olddad56 Apr 2018 #47

It was more about the refusal to allow the expansion of slavery GeoWilliam750 Apr 2018 #48

Leave it to white wingers, guns and owning people only reasons to secede from USA. Hoyt Apr 2018 #2

Hey there SC.................so what do want to do, if the other states demand repayment turbinetree Apr 2018 #3

How about a little "practice secession"? Girard442 Apr 2018 #4

How did that work out for them before? ThoughtCriminal Apr 2018 #5

Well . . . Sam McGee Apr 2018 #6

I say,,,,,, Cryptoad Apr 2018 #7

Don't let the door hit you on the butt! joshdawg Apr 2018 #8

Actually, they SHOULD let the door hit them in the butt MurrayDelph Apr 2018 #35

we will definitely need strict border control and high tariffs to protect Fresh_Start Apr 2018 #9

Pay your share of the national debt on the way out. Don't forget to build a wall. keithbvadu2 Apr 2018 #10

Good luck with that, South Carolina rakes in more federal money than most states. procon Apr 2018 #11

I live in South Carolina SouthernLiberal Apr 2018 #12

Does this mean we can stop sending them all that Federal dough? TygrBright Apr 2018 #13

oh really bunny planet Apr 2018 #14

Posturing. BobTheSubgenius Apr 2018 #15

Didn't SC try this in 1861? kairos12 Apr 2018 #16

We'll have to move Fort Jackson, so... jaysunb Apr 2018 #17

I succeeded in leaving SC! It was a very good move. Sancho Apr 2018 #18

Good riddance, liberalhistorian Apr 2018 #19

Go ahead and leave. Good riddance! Lonestarblue Apr 2018 #20

Bye bye. old guy Apr 2018 #21

Amendmentm XIV section 1. Cold War Spook Apr 2018 #22

Supreme Court decision: Texas v. White in 1869 Quemado Apr 2018 #23

ROFL angrychair Apr 2018 #24

This time, let's let them leave. nt Gore1FL Apr 2018 #25

YAY!!! GOODBY!!!! people Apr 2018 #26

Don't .... Stop..... Please.... Come Back..... chuckstevens Apr 2018 #27

No US military bases for you jpak Apr 2018 #28

Better off without them. nt Binkie The Clown Apr 2018 #29

Go, and take the other Confederate states with you. Let's see how you sinkingfeeling Apr 2018 #30

LOL, that worked so well before HAB911 Apr 2018 #31

IMO, it appears this isn't about guns primarily. no_hypocrisy Apr 2018 #32

Because it worked so well the first time. n/t malthaussen Apr 2018 #33

PLEASE LEAVE!!! radliberal Apr 2018 #34

But it wont be because of guns, Eko Apr 2018 #36

You left the "s" off of BumRushDaShow Apr 2018 #41

I've always said, if a state wants to leave, let them. But... Stonepounder Apr 2018 #37

I'd love to see them take this legislative step pecosbob Apr 2018 #39

By Felicia BumRushDaShow Apr 2018 #40

I have relatives in SC and visit occasionally. It's already another country. rickford66 Apr 2018 #42

My Mom said the same thing. She lived there when Grandad was stationed there in the 40s mahina Apr 2018 #49

Not just 1860.... paleotn Apr 2018 #43

We go through this foolishness every several years. No one is leaving. SC is being NCjack Apr 2018 #44

The United States can not have weapons and military personnel in areas of questionable loyalty. Orange Free State Apr 2018 #45

Laughable. Their interpretation of the 2nd Amendment is all wrong in the first place. YOHABLO Apr 2018 #46