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Yeah, divorce yourself from all those states that send you money because you're too backward to care for yourself. Sounds like a great idea!
Don't threaten me with a good country.
Can Canada take the coastal states?
If it weren't mainly a rural vs. urban split, I'd be all for the fascists getting their own country to ruin. But we're too spread out to make it feasible.
Greene on Monday described these actions as a threat against Trump's "mandate."
That mandate calls for actions Democratic states must accept, Greene argued, such as the mass deportation of "illegal invaders" and preventing trans children from playing sports.
The funny thing is that MTG is getting less and less of a "mandate" from GA-14 for all of her crap: In 2020 she got 74.6 percent of the vote, in 2022 she got 65.9, and in 2024 she got 64.4. Keep it up Marge.
They all swore an oath to equal protection under the law. Funny how they can ignore that mandate
Still way, way, way too high for a white supremacist goblin in human form to get.
Yeah, but she mainly represents white supremacist goblins in human forms.
A republican flip flopping on states rights again? I'm shocked.
How is it not illegal for her to say these things? Like is that a threat against the United States?
A known traitor threat against the United States was allowed to run for and be elected president. This country doesn't have laws except for the poor and it certainly doesn't have a functioning system of justice or even government at this point.
Depends.
Protected by the first amendment, one can legally advocate for the dissolution of the Union through bicameral ratification outlined constitutionally. To advocate for armed insurrection or violent overthrow of the federal government is sedition and considered quite illegal.
"illegal" is rather a quaint notion.
Is it really illegal if the law isn't enforced? Is anything a Republican does illegal anymore?
I've always loved this quote about conservatism:
Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition: there must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.