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In reply to the discussion: Opinion: 'We Are Closer To Civil War Than Any Of Us Would Like To Believe,' New Study Says [View all]roamer65
(37,962 posts)32. Province of New England, Province of New York, Province of Michigan...
We have more in common with Canada than we do shithole states like Alabama or Texass.
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Opinion: 'We Are Closer To Civil War Than Any Of Us Would Like To Believe,' New Study Says [View all]
appalachiablue
Dec 2021
OP
Walk me through the process of partitioning the US, including financial, geographic and military
Fiendish Thingy
Dec 2021
#34
But there were complex negotiations around division/destruction of nukes when the USSR dissolved.
Fiendish Thingy
Dec 2021
#47
I think if it could be done peacefully, it would have happened already.
Fiendish Thingy
Dec 2021
#46
...and the biggest question after who gets the nukes...who's responsible for $29 trillion national debt?
Fiendish Thingy
Dec 2021
#59
What happens to the US military when it can no longer recruit from Red states?
AncientAndy
Dec 2021
#58
I tend to think the first shot in Civil War II was the indifference to COVID in the early stages...
Girard442
Dec 2021
#36
I do believe that the Trump wing of the GOP is anti-Democratic and would trash the constitution
lees1975
Dec 2021
#5
No surprise, the insurgents become more angry when they win, and more angry when they lose
bucolic_frolic
Dec 2021
#6
One side seems a bit more enthusiastic for Civil War II than the other
Knight of the Middle
Dec 2021
#48