So I want to see more secession threats from our state politicians. It'd be even nicer from federal politicians, telling their own corrupt orgy to
go shove off, but I have a feel most of them like working in DC too much to complain.
California and Texas. Now there would be two good states to spearhead another go at mass secession. I think the West is the new South in terms of
being independent and sovereignty-craving. Though the Old South still holds a strong and separate cultural identity, and contains plenty of pissed
off and rebellious people, it's also grown up into the same industrialized and "corporatized" corrupt political orgy that has plagued the North
since almost the beginning. Largely populated urban areas are heavily policed, nevermind the locations of large federal military installations.
We have to realize it's only a relatively few people at the top that are trying to keep hold of the reigns over all these states, and keep bribing
them and paying them off to keep their hands tied when it comes to actually trying to do something wholesome and efficient, as opposed to corrupt and
expensive. We have many more people on the state level than they do on the federal level, and we can begin to sway those state officials by stepping
up on the local level and making big waves in peoples' minds, with rallies or conferences or whatever can draw attention and promote the campaign for
sovereignty. It wouldn't take much more than simply a cooperative and simultaneous effort to shove all of them off and send them back to wherever
they originally came from, and for the individual states to collectively return to their own sovereignty and a loose trade confederation.



