squeeze berry
Gold Member
as much as they hate us you would think they would jump at the chance of getting rid of us
50 states sign secede petitions
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as much as they hate us you would think they would jump at the chance of getting rid of us
nodoginnafight
No Party Affiliation
How did they hold the pen?
- Sep 16, 2012
- 75,203
- 72,199
- 3,605
Let's do it!
I think you are sort of missing the point here. These states don't want to secede to form a new national or federalized government. A larger centralized government ends up farther away from the people. In my own state, I would prefer we decentralize power even more, back to the communities, to the people and the families. We should devolve education into the hands of our local community, they are the ones that pay the property taxes. In our state just shot down a proposal funded by big corporate interests that would have enabled our state capitol to use "emergency financial managers" to come in from the state capitol to take over control of local communities that had fiscal troubles to impose "austerity measures" unilaterally without any input from citizens. (You can bet who would have benefited there, can you say immanent domain?)
Government is violence that takes away the sovereignty, freedom and property of local communities and families, while choosing winners and losers. In truth, that should be the job of the free market and the community. Why on earth would states secede to create another corrupt monstrosity which lords over them? Haven't any lessons been learned by the fact that citizens in these states want to secede in the first place?
When the Soviet Union fell apart, those nations chose to stay independent, and good on them! I would want my state, and even my own community to possibly issue it's own resource barting notes, anything to break away from the international banking cartel.
We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.
~Albert Einstein
lovemymutts
Member
- Nov 17, 2011
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I know that all you haters loathe FACTS.FYI it is 30 states NOT 50 ,Oh BTW good luck !LMFAO @ you idiots.
g5000
Diamond Member
- Nov 26, 2011
- 138,686
- 91,259
- 2,605
675,000 people have signed a secession petition?
Wow. I am surprised how small that number is. When you consider even all the people with an IQ under 100 have access to the internet, that only two tenths of one percent of the US population clicked on this petition, that is kind of surprising.
I would have expected at least one person out of one hundred would click it. We have way more retards than that!
We even have a higher percentage right here on this board who think 675,000 is something to brag about.
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Wow. I am surprised how small that number is. When you consider even all the people with an IQ under 100 have access to the internet, that only two tenths of one percent of the US population clicked on this petition, that is kind of surprising.
I would have expected at least one person out of one hundred would click it. We have way more retards than that!
We even have a higher percentage right here on this board who think 675,000 is something to brag about.
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candycorn
Diamond Member
What? Petitioning the government?
candycorn
Diamond Member
Ya know, if you go to the website:
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/pe...ca-and-create-its-own-new-government/BmdWCP8B
You can create your own petition.
In terms of Mankind's accomplishments, this falls somewhere after invention of the inkless pen.
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/pe...ca-and-create-its-own-new-government/BmdWCP8B
You can create your own petition.
In terms of Mankind's accomplishments, this falls somewhere after invention of the inkless pen.
SniperFire
Senior Member
Let's do this thing!
nodoginnafight
No Party Affiliation
You change government at the ballot box.
You leave the nation "sucede" because you don't love that nation.
nodoginnafight
No Party Affiliation
Let's do it!
I think you are sort of missing the point here. These states don't want to secede to form a new national or federalized government. A larger centralized government ends up farther away from the people. In my own state, I would prefer we decentralize power even more, back to the communities, to the people and the families. We should devolve education into the hands of our local community, they are the ones that pay the property taxes. In our state just shot down a proposal funded by big corporate interests that would have enabled our state capitol to use "emergency financial managers" to come in from the state capitol to take over control of local communities that had fiscal troubles to impose "austerity measures" unilaterally without any input from citizens. (You can bet who would have benefited there, can you say immanent domain?)
Government is violence that takes away the sovereignty, freedom and property of local communities and families, while choosing winners and losers. In truth, that should be the job of the free market and the community. Why on earth would states secede to create another corrupt monstrosity which lords over them? Haven't any lessons been learned by the fact that citizens in these states want to secede in the first place?
When the Soviet Union fell apart, those nations chose to stay independent, and good on them! I would want my state, and even my own community to possibly issue it's own resource barting notes, anything to break away from the international banking cartel.
We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.
~Albert Einstein
Florida voted for Obama
Photonic
Ad astra!
There is nothing here about changing the government, only making sure it's THEIR government. Regardless of the country.
nodoginnafight
No Party Affiliation
You wanna leave - take off. Don't let the door hit ya.
But you can't have any of our country.
But you can't have any of our country.
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SniperFire
Senior Member
Thems fightin words.
do a search before starting a duplicate threadYou're making more work for the maudes.
I look on the first page before starting a thread. I don't hang out here all day, so I don't know what's been posted or not been posted. That all 50 states have started petitions seems news worthy and so I started a thread.
I don't know that a single state has started a petition, much less 50. What's happened is that individuals from all 50 states have put up petitions and other individuals have signed. As of yet, ZERO states have petitioned the U.S. government on the secession question.
g5000
Diamond Member
- Nov 26, 2011
- 138,686
- 91,259
- 2,605
As did New Mexico, Colorado, Ohio, Virginia, and North Carolina, which are all shown as red on SniperFire's map.
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candycorn
Diamond Member
do a search before starting a duplicate thread
I look on the first page before starting a thread. I don't hang out here all day, so I don't know what's been posted or not been posted. That all 50 states have started petitions seems news worthy and so I started a thread.
I don't know that a single state has started a petition, much less 50. What's happened is that individuals from all 50 states have put up petitions and other individuals have signed. As of yet, ZERO states have petitioned the U.S. government on the secession question.
When binding secession bills pass state legislatures, that is when the "states" are for secession.
It's really rather comical is it not:
Chicken sandwich protests....online petitions....twitter pissing contests. At least OWS got out of the house and protested.
squeeze berry
Gold Member
neither can you
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