re: Why does the left get so triggered when secession is brought up?

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if ossoff can win how is Georgia aligned with the succession.

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tell us about your 188 IQ again, Otto. That’s my second favorite lie of yours. My first is obviously when you thwarted the imminent sexual assault of your sister by throwing a rock perfectly into the forehead of the would be attacker.

Someone here on the left should answer your question.

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u.n.

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They are too stupid to grow their own food?

Secession is objectively speaking a terrible idea for most states

It's not so much about being "triggered" but acknowledging it's a dumb idea. It's not surprising so many retards here agree with you though

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quote: 100M?? What? If 100M need to move, people need to damn well analyse the impact of their current votes. Yes, there are over 100M people that live in states where they are a different political ideology than the majority of the state. That's kind of the beauty of the USA.

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So you’re fine with 7 out 67 counties controlling the political power in a state? See New York State. Aren’t the conservatives being (D)isenfranchised by this? What if those seven were red? But that would be (D)ifferent. Right?

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The logistics of this would very, very hard.

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Not really. You are just looking at this all wrong. You want some detailed, mapped out plan of exactly how it will all go down? Sorry, that just isn't going to happen.

Let me try to explain what I am talking about, and how such a scenario might play out. Let's use a scenario such as some sweeping gun control legislation that was passed into federal law, sat they ban all semi-automatic fire arms. Ok let's play this out... all the sudden a bunch of counties and states will declare themselves 2A sanctuary states, and then what. Let's say the ATF and FBI start showing up in red communities to seize fire arms from citizens, now let's say the local Sheriff or State Troopers decide that activity by the Feds is violating the rights of those citizens, and decide to arrest the Fed agents, ok all the sudden you have Concord Bridge moment, and who knows where that escalates from there.

I can use that scenario with about a thousand or more similar situations, plug in a few details and it looks the same. Whether that may be a community revolting on taxes, or teaching the Bible in schools, etc. What it ultimately looks like is local communities and states simply saying one word, "NO". And then continuing to repeat that word and take it all the way to its logical conclusion.

The fed government may be able to handle one "outlaw" community who won't cooperate, but if they all the sudden have 10, 20, 100 or more communities all over the country simply rejecting the federal government as legitimate, now all the sudden they have a problem on their hands.

Eventually with enough pressure applied, the entire bloated, pus filled tumor will burst and dissolve like the USSR. The center won't hold. All the sudden states and communities will begin reorganizing as they best see fit.

This whole process will not be done over night. It will be long and painful. But it starts with the idea, that we no longer recognize the federal government as legitimate and a protector of the Constitution, but in fact, an enemy of it. And we have decided to form our own strong, local communities that we will run as we see fit.

They don't know how to change the oil in their cars

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Why does the left get so triggered when secession is brought up?

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Because the Democrats werent allowed to do it back in 1865