MDDad
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Post by MDDad on Jun 5, 2024 21:27:27 GMT -8
It's not like they'll face execution if they remain. Facilitating moves would be one of the considerations. What else? Isn't that enough? California has 39 million people and would almost certainly be a blue state in the new Liberal States of America. But there are also 15 million citizens in this state who would want to be part of the Conservative States of America. Would they all have to move? |
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Post by SK80 on Jun 6, 2024 5:51:57 GMT -8
It's not like they'll face execution if they remain. Facilitating moves would be one of the considerations. What else? Isn't that enough? California has 39 million people and would almost certainly be a blue state in the new Liberal States of America. But there are also 15 million citizens in this state who would want to be part of the Conservative States of America. Would they all have to move?Many over the last few years have already taken the intuitive and been pro-active on this, same goes for blue states like NY. The exodus is real and already in motion. Memorial Day weekend, three days, three parties/events i Attended, two of them I spoke w/ couples/families who were already in motion to leave California and headed to Tennessee. Its not random anymore, it's a "thing". |
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Post by Bick on Jun 6, 2024 6:36:10 GMT -8
It's not like they'll face execution if they remain. Facilitating moves would be one of the considerations. What else? Isn't that enough? California has 39 million people and would almost certainly be a blue state in the new Liberal States of America. But there are also 15 million citizens in this state who would want to be part of the Conservative States of America. Would they all have to move? First off, I think the new border would be just south of San Francisco so both new countries would have coastal access on the Atlantic and Pacific. Most importantly though, not everyone will move right away because the incentives might not be enough. Hell... We haven't moved yet. And by incentives, I mean our blood hasn't boiled enough yet for us to make the move, but if the ULSA was clearly headed towards a Venezuela like existence, I'm sure we would pack our bags and figure it out. |
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Post by SK80 on Jun 6, 2024 7:00:09 GMT -8
Isn't that enough? California has 39 million people and would almost certainly be a blue state in the new Liberal States of America. But there are also 15 million citizens in this state who would want to be part of the Conservative States of America. Would they all have to move? First off, I think the new border would be just south of San Francisco so both new countries would have coastal access on the Atlantic and Pacific. Most importantly though, not everyone will move right away because the incentives might not be enough. Hell... We haven't moved yet.Because the High School Football SUCKS everywhere else Bick....!  |
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Post by MDDad on Jun 6, 2024 8:23:36 GMT -8
First off, I think the new border would be just south of San Francisco so both new countries would have coastal access on the Atlantic and Pacific. If the new border between the LSA and CSA were just south of San Francisco, do we get the northern half or the southern half? |
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