Should California just be its own country?

[justoffal]

I say let them go. As far as I know they take out of the government about as much as they give in. Now would be a good time to consider it ....there's no big loss. Let them keep their own revenues and pay toward their own needs. Once they're on the hook for the bill nobody will have to explain to them what unchecked immigration actually means.

Hillary can be the President by popular vote and Feinstein can be the vice president with Nancy Pelosi as Secretary of State and Maxine Waters as ambassador to the UN.

It's what they want anyway why deny them?


Jo

 

[fncceo]

It's not already?!

 

[doesanyoneknowmyname]

I say let them go. As far as I know they take out of the government about as much as they give in. Now would be a good time to consider it ....there's no big loss. Let them keep their own revenues and pay toward their own needs. Once they're on the hook for the bill nobody will have to explain to them what unchecked immigration actually means.

It's what they want anyway why dey them?


Jo

I'm under the impression that california's economy is better than most of the rest of the 50 states

but I don't actually know for certain.

as for secession....

on the one hand I support any states right to secede and become a separate nation.

on the other hand i think it would weaken the USA

and possibly become a threat to the US...

certainly, should red states secede, the first thing they would do is make an alliance with russia and then we'd have a military threat right on our borders!

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,

1. I agree, let them sink or swim on their own.
2. They are a drain on the rest of this nation, cut them fucking faggots OFF!
3. No one in Texas will miss them, make it impossible for them to come here with out a passport, block them totally from buying ANYTHING here.
4. That would make things so much better!

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[Timmy]

I thought Texas wanted out?

Why would you let one of our most populous and richest state go? That’s dumb. Dump the Dakotas , or some useless Bible Belt states .

 

[ColonelAngus]

I thought Texas wanted out?

Why would you let one of our most populous and richest state go? That’s dumb. Dump the Dakotas , or some useless Bible Belt states .

If we got rid of California, HIllary would have lost the popular vote by 1million.

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,

1. If we go out America fails!
2. We are too big to lose for USA.
3. If we separate off, USA would tank right afterwards.
4. Too big to fail!

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[gipper]

I would love to see the Union desolve. CA leaving might lead to the end of it.

We does anyone want a criminal enterprise continuing?

 

[Geaux4it]

I say let them go. As far as I know they take out of the government about as much as they give in. Now would be a good time to consider it ....there's no big loss. Let them keep their own revenues and pay toward their own needs. Once they're on the hook for the bill nobody will have to explain to them what unchecked immigration actually means.

Hillary can be the Presiden by popular vote and Feinstein can be the vice president with Nancy Pelosi as Secretary of State and Maxine Waters as ambassador to Planet of the Apes.

It's what they want anyway why deny them?


Jo

Let them join with Mexico. You can't tell the difference as it is

-Geaux

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I say let them go. As far as I know they take out of the government about as much as they give in. Now would be a good time to consider it ....there's no big loss. Let them keep their own revenues and pay toward their own needs. Once they're on the hook for the bill nobody will have to explain to them what unchecked immigration actually means.

It's what they want anyway why dey them?


Jo

I'm under the impression that california's economy is better than most of the rest of the 50 states

but I don't actually know for certain.

as for secession....

on the one hand I support any states right to secede and become a separate nation.

on the other hand i think it would weaken the USA

and possibly become a threat to the US...

certainly, should red states secede, the first thing they would do is make an alliance with russia and then we'd have a military threat right on our borders!

 

[justoffal]

I thought Texas wanted out?

Why would you let one of our most populous and richest state go? That’s dumb. Dump the Dakotas , or some useless Bible Belt states .

It's a break even deal.... They may be rich but they constantly need to be bailed out....
We're better off without them.

Jo

 

[justoffal]

I say let them go. As far as I know they take out of the government about as much as they give in. Now would be a good time to consider it ....there's no big loss. Let them keep their own revenues and pay toward their own needs. Once they're on the hook for the bill nobody will have to explain to them what unchecked immigration actually means.

It's what they want anyway why dey them?


Jo

I'm under the impression that california's economy is better than most of the rest of the 50 states

but I don't actually know for certain.

as for secession....

on the one hand I support any states right to secede and become a separate nation.

on the other hand i think it would weaken the USA

and possibly become a threat to the US...

certainly, should red states secede, the first thing they would do is make an alliance with russia and then we'd have a military threat right on our borders!

PASS THE HEROINE PLEASE

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

I say let them go. As far as I know they take out of the government about as much as they give in. Now would be a good time to consider it ....there's no big loss. Let them keep their own revenues and pay toward their own needs. Once they're on the hook for the bill nobody will have to explain to them what unchecked immigration actually means.

Hillary can be the President by popular vote and Feinstein can be the vice president with Nancy Pelosi as Secretary of State and Maxine Waters as ambassador to the UN.

It's what they want anyway why deny them?


Jo

Sure. They can go to Mexico and have their own country anytime.

California is US real estate. We keep that.

 

[candycorn]

You guys hate us because you ain’t us.
(I’m a wanna be Californian).

 

[justoffal]

You guys hate us because you ain’t us.
(I’m a wanna be Californian).

Wouldn't you be better off as an independent nation?

Jo

 

[candycorn]

You guys hate us because you ain’t us.
(I’m a wanna be Californian).

Wouldn't you be better off as an independent nation?

Jo

no

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

You guys hate us because you ain’t us.
(I’m a wanna be Californian).

Why would I want to live in a pay toilet with junkies, Hollywood cardboard and coprophiliacs?

 

[Geaux4it]

Californians fed up with housing costs and taxes are fleeing state in big numbers

• More Californians are moving from the Golden State, particularly lower-income residents, although even middle-class residents are saying goodbye.
• The trend is a symptom of the state's housing crunch and, for some, high taxes.
• Census Bureau data show California lost just over 138,000 people to domestic migration in the 12 months ended in July 2017.
• Lower-cost states such as Arizona, Texas and Nevada are popular destinations for relocating Californian

Californians fed up with housing costs and taxes are fleeing state in big numbers

I was one ^^^^^^^

-Geaux

 

[Maxdeath]

Could never happen. Losing all shipping into the ports would put a major hole in the economy. Losing the military bases and those dependent on the military would be just more loss then they could handle.

They would be starting out drowning in debt and it would get worse when they found out how badly what ever currency they used was devalued.

Water and power would be at a premium. Import and export would cause most companies to fold or move.

All in all a dream which would be an epic fail.

 

[justoffal]

Californians fed up with housing costs and taxes are fleeing state in big numbers

• More Californians are moving from the Golden State, particularly lower-income residents, although even middle-class residents are saying goodbye.
• The trend is a symptom of the state's housing crunch and, for some, high taxes.
• Census Bureau data show California lost just over 138,000 people to domestic migration in the 12 months ended in July 2017.
• Lower-cost states such as Arizona, Texas and Nevada are popular destinations for relocating Californian

Californians fed up with housing costs and taxes are fleeing state in big numbers

I was one ^^^^^^^

-Geaux

Truthfully I can see nothing but good in letting them go.

Jo