Rikurzhen
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Secession may not even be an issue, a civil war might come first. The Democratic Party has fractured the Union. Every person who is granted a government check for doing nothing is going to be loyal to the party that gives them that check, and over the years the Democratic Party has secured enough votes to keep them in power. But the more people they "buy" with other people's money, the bigger the demand on the "other people" who are paying the tab and eventually the house of cards will collapse. When it does, the freeloaders will blame and attack the victims and the victims will fight back. That's when the proverbial shit will hit the fan.
The problem this creates is that such a war involves neighbor versus neighbor (or close enough) compared to state versus state. This means that you could be fighting against someone who lives 2 miles away from you while your allies are found in every state of the union. When you crack an egg you can separate the yolk from the white but once you've scrambled that egg, separating the yolk from the white is not an easy task. This means that a class/ideoloogy based war is by necessity going to have to involve population transfers in order to reach resolution.