Calexit

[EvoUK]

Yep. BTW, I love your av.

Fanx man!

[One Bad Pig]

True, there is always the internet. But California will die without water!

and electricity.

[Leonhard]

I seem to remember Texans threatening that they'd do the same under Obama. Much noise, no results.

[stfoskey15]

That wood be bad for the rest of us liberals in the same way that a Texas succesion wood be bad for conservativs. We need to work together to solv our cuntry's problems--not leve just because sumone we don't like gets elected. Plus, my grandparents and cusins liv in California, and I like being abl to visit them without a pasport.

[Jaecp]

This isn't new. Southern states have been mocked for wanting to secede in the recent past. Liberals had the same response as you guys here.

The only difference is that those 4 western states have a functioning economy and could feasibly operate from the funds they raise

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That was never true for those southern states complaining. Texas and Florida could conceivably do it, but the rest?

[Terraceth]

Yeah, Texas would NEVER... um....



I think we might stay a spell.


https://www.texastribune.org/2016/06...united-states/

For as much as some people may ponder about the legality or right of seceding, it's all just rhetoric. Seceding is legal if you can pull it off and is illegal otherwise.

Brexit isn't really a good comparison, though. That was a country leaving an international agreement rather than a part of a country leaving the country.