Kalifornia Is Closer To Secession

Posted by $ allosaur 6 years, 8 months ago to Politics
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And all because The Evil Hag got beat by The Perpetual Bad Hair Day. Sheesh!
I suppose if Bolsheviki Bernie wins next time Kalifornia would clamor to rejoin the Union.
Whoa! New thought. Without Kalifornia, I doubt Bernie would have any hope of winning at all. Yeah, don't go away mad, Kalifornia! Just go away! Buh-bye! Buh-bye!
In the article (sorry for the yucky ads), CalExit (whose obviously coo-coo founder has emigrated to Russia)~harrumph!~KalExit spokesman Marcus Ruiz Evans (psst, he's still here) said, speaking of Bad Hair, "So what kind of people elect a man like that? The answer: not Kalifornians."
Yep, supporters of the so obviously corrupt Evil Hag~even after Bernie got weaseled out of the Jackass Party contest.
Evans believes Kalifornia "as the 5th largest economy in the world, will be just fine on its own."
http://californiapolicycenter.org/can...
Yep, lunatics running the asylum has always worked out.
Me dino believes the krazies of Kalifornia will all sink like a stone without the Big One shaking it down.
Plenty of looters and moochers will be taking care of that.
SOURCE URL: http://www.westernjournalism.com/california-allows-secession-ballot-initiative-to-proceed/


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  • Posted by Joseph23006 6 years, 8 months ago
    I would say, "Good riddance!" But this is not a unilateral decision. The other states must agree to it under some very strict terms. California has tried to hold the rest of the states hostage to some of their idiotic regulations. Because Los Angeles had their pollution problem California gave an ultimatum on auto emissions. They didn't really work but the other 49 states suffered. Let's not make them go but have them abide by what is good for the whole, watch movies made in other states and foreign countries, drink non-California wines (some are quite better), visit beaches in other states, return the Colorado River to its original configuration, that water doesn't really belong to them, let them find their own.
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    • Posted by $ 6 years, 8 months ago
      My sister-in-law's step sister brought bottles of some local red Texas wine during a Thanksgiving in Nashville two tears ago.
      Best stuff I ever tasted. Can't recall the name of it but it's not sold in here Alabama or up in Tennessee anyway.
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      • Posted by freedomforall 6 years, 8 months ago
        "it's not sold in here Alabama or up in Tennessee anyway"
        Local/State distributor regulations probably restricting competition and innovation.
        I was told that when Trader Joes opens in a new state, they must make their 2 buck chuck wine available to all via local distributors because of local/state laws on alcohol distribution protecting the interests of "licensed" distributors.
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  • Posted by $ gharkness 6 years, 8 months ago
    This is just sooooo delicious. I can just imagine those, ahem, pansies (insert a different p-word) being willing to actually fight - and die, hahahah, for what they believe is right! (I don't think dying is funny, by the way, but all the snowflakes in CA would for sure melt right away if they were expected to actually DO SOMETHING dangerous to secede.)

    The Federal Constitution comes first, so I am sure the US would institute martial law. Which leads to the question: what about soldiers in active military duty whose home state is CA?

    And then, just for a moment pretend they were able to win this battle and leave the Federal fold. WHO would wipe their butts?

    Too bad the San Andreas fault hasn't done its thing, finally.
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