CNN cover - "Texas governor says secession possible", page 12


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reply posted on 30-9-2009 @ 09:07 PM by Mak Manto
Originally posted by whaaa
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Here's what I'd like to see as a native Texan!


1. A form of government?...... Turn the Government over to The Baptist.

2. Leadership - Who will you turn to?...... Our Lord and Savior and/or Willie Nelson

3. How will you deal with the loss of tens of thousands of jobs from the US agencies leaving Texas. ........ We will run out all the Mexicans and the people that lost Fed jobs can clean motel rooms.

4. Will you go back to the Republic of Texas' old Constitution, or will you make a new one? ......The Holy word will be our guide.

5. What will your currency be? ........The Peso and/or colored beads

6. What will be your foreign policy?...... What's a foreign policy?

7. What will be you domestic policy?...... Some of the Mexican maids and gardeners can stay.

8. What will be your economic policy? ........ Min. Wage will be raised to 12 pesos an hr. time and a half overtime.

any more questions smartass???

[edit on 30-9-2009 by whaaa]

Yeah, I want someone more qualified to answer my questions.


reply posted on 30-9-2009 @ 09:17 PM by titorite
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Who would be more qualified to answer a question about Texas than a native Texan?

And while I have another opinion I do feel inclined to say that Whaa is qualified to give his opinion... however smart or un-serious it may be.

As for me..... I will be more serious and just say this.... Texas has the most amended state constitution in the US. Our legislators do not believe in vacation politics. And they stand up to Rick Perry when he attempts to pass laws with authority he does not have. I do not think either of us has the proper wherewithall to answer these questions of yours unless we are part of the Texas legislature.

Our State legislators could answer your question best. Perhaps you might consider emailing them and with their approval sharing what you learn from your correspondence with them.

[edit on 30-9-2009 by titorite]


reply posted on 30-9-2009 @ 09:25 PM by Mak Manto
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When the person who answer my questions doesn't know what foreign policy is, I'm beginning to get scared...



reply posted on 30-9-2009 @ 09:31 PM by Mak Manto
Originally posted by titorite
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post by Mak Manto



Who would be more qualified to answer a question about Texas than a native Texan?

And while I have another opinion I do feel inclined to say that Whaa is qualified to give his opinion... however smart or un-serious it may be.

As for me..... I will be more serious and just say this.... Texas has the most amended state constitution in the US. Our legislators do not believe in vacation politics. And they stand up to Rick Perry when he attempts to pass laws with authority he does not have. I do not think either of us has the proper wherewithall to answer these questions of yours unless we are part of the Texas legislature.

Our State legislators could answer your question best. Perhaps you might consider emailing them and with their approval sharing what you learn from your correspondence with them.
[edit on 30-9-2009 by titorite]

Well, let me ask you several questions.

Let's say you were President of the Republic of Texas.

One of the most important things to me is social policy. It's very close to me.

I'll give you a list of topics involving social policy, and you tell me what you would do with these topics.

Think about it personally and non-personally.

1. Gay marriage
2. Pornography
3. Abortions
4. Gay adoption
5. Allowing gays into the military
6. Marijuana issues
7. Embryonic stem cell research
8. Death penalty
9. Gun policy
10. Environmental record


reply posted on 30-9-2009 @ 10:05 PM by titorite
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Well I am not the president of Texas. And I am not fond of engaging in hyptheticals that don't have much of a chance to see reality. In this case that would be ME becoming the president of Texas.

From the OP

What aspects and opinions would promote or falter Texas from standing as it's own Nation?


Your questions and my opinion on them:

1. Gay marriage- What two consenting adults do behind closed doors is their business not mine.

2. Pornography-Same as answer as answer one.

3. Abortions- Sometimes reality mandates uncomfortable circumstances sometimes... I feel a woman's choice is her choice. As a man I stay out of this issue but honestly, I feel that sometimes their is a valid reason for a woman's choice.

4. Gay adoption- What about it? I have known several Gay parents.

5. Allowing gays into the military- Again see answer one.

6. Marijuana issues-ATS has rules about this. Wrong forum.

7. Embryonic stem cell research-I support it.

8. Death penalty-I support it.

9. Gun policy- Gun Owner.

10. Environmental record- Recycle.

Now these are just my opinions.... Do they promote or falter Texas independence?....

I think they do neither.... I think my opinions are just that opinions..

Now what aspect could promote Texas independence?

LOTS AND LOTS of desert which could be utilized for solar thermal electricity.

What aspect could falter Texas independence?

Another four years of Rick Perry. Four years of Kay Baily wouldn't do us any favors either.

Still, it is my understanding that Kinky is gonna be running again. If Kinky Freeman won then Texas might REALLY go independent.


reply posted on 30-9-2009 @ 10:12 PM by inthesticks
I think you will find the answers to your questions here.

Texas Constitution 2000

Since you are either too lazy or not smart enough to Google for information o n Texas Secession, here's a link to what could become the Constitution if it ever comes to pass. Of course, I don't really think you will read it, it's there.

Not that you will agree, because one thing stressed is that of PERSONAL responsibility, not government making the decisions as to how one should live their life.


reply posted on 1-10-2009 @ 12:25 AM by titorite
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Why can't we recycle? Would you prefer an end to recycling programs?

You say my answers are simple. What is so complicated about a government taking a hands off approach to the individuals private business? Do you think peoples sexual preferences should be regulated by the government?

IF you find the answers you received to be simple consider that it might be that the questions were not that complicated.

Perhaps you think you can provide better answers? If so lets hear it.


reply posted on 1-10-2009 @ 09:54 AM by Mak Manto
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That's not what I meant. I mean that recycling is not able to be your only thing you want for environmental matters.


reply posted on 1-10-2009 @ 09:55 AM by Mak Manto
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He meant for me to check the information on my own, that he doesn't want to get the links.

That's not my job here.

If you have a plan, you get the information.

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