I wonder if you have to be a resident of the respective states to sign one of these… because I would gladly support the cause of several of these states (not that it would ever happen).
No it doesn’t. However, how dumb do you have to be to post something like that on your fbook. It’s one thing to have an opinion, it’s another to hope someone gets wacked.
People call me elitist, but I see people like this chick explain herself and it’s impossible not to be. I’m also really confused, I thought deadbeats were supposed to like Obama? (I know I do.)
I lived in North Dakota for 2 years and found the political climate to be refreshing. Fiscally, the state was conservative (they ran a surplus while I was there while simultaneously reducing income taxes), but socially, they were very moderate (much more tolerant that you would think for a solid red state). That being said, I would still not sign a secession petition if I lived there. The freedoms that we enjoy in the United States are simply too great to abandon for a new fledgling nation. My opinion may change someday, but right now, I know what I get here and it’s still pretty good.
Texas is closing in on 80,000 digital signatures. Not a huge number compared to Texas’ population, but I believe Obama won FL by fewer votes than that.
Seriously, the 47% all live in the south…and Idaho. Ha, the people who don’t want to pay more taxes are the people who don’t pay any taxes…maybe there is a marginal utility curve for that.
And for Christ and wholesome families, agreed. Well, guns werenot under threat in this election…scare tactics. In the South, due to various obvious historical cultural norms, people are poorer, less well educated and less healthy in the majority of surveys out there. So, they pay less taxes in aggregate.