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Posted: 2/28/2017 1:35:57 PM EDT
Says Vox Day.

Adios ideology. Hola identity politics.

Adios USA. Hola Nation of California.

Adios Neocons. Hola Nationalism.

Adios Establishment. Hola Populist.

It doesn't matter whether you are a libertarian, a conservative, a liberal, a progressive, or a constitutionalist. Your ideology is outdated and irrelevant.
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http://voxday.blogspot.com/2017/02/there-is-no-us.html

Interesting
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 1:36:53 PM EDT
LOL, VOX
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 1:42:10 PM EDT
Actually, we're simply going to stack the leftist bodies like cord wood.
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Actually, we're simply going to stack the leftist bodies like cord wood.
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Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.
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Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.
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The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 1:50:41 PM EDT
TL;DR... but balkanization is likely, if not inevitable at some point.
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Originally Posted By Aimless:
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Not really a surprise
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Originally Posted By Aimless:
zan reads voxday? Whoa I better sit down for this one
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Penguin gonna Penguin

Link Posted: 2/28/2017 1:53:14 PM EDT
Originally Posted By Zan:
Says Vox Day.
Adios ideology. Hola identity politics.
Adios USA. Hola Nation of California.
Adios Neocons. Hola Nationalism.
Adios Establishment. Hola Populist.
It doesn't matter whether you are a libertarian, a conservative, a liberal, a progressive, or a constitutionalist. Your ideology is outdated and irrelevant.
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http://voxday.blogspot.com/2017/02/there-is-no-us.html

Interesting
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Univision's Jorge Ramos has as much clout in American politics as Sasquatch.

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Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.
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Good luck with continuing to borrow enough to maintain that lifestyle, it takes being a superpower to have that kind of credit line.
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Originally Posted By BB:
LOL, VOX
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The South (Mehico) will rise again?!
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Originally Posted By FALFOX:
TL;DR... but balkanization is likely, if not inevitable at some point.
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I don't disagree.

I am in Seattle right now for work.  I look around at these people, and I honestly feel like I have absolutely NOTHING in common with them.
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 1:57:11 PM EDT
#VeryFakeNews
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 1:58:17 PM EDT
The left thinks there are more leftist extremists than there actually are.
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OMGWTFCIVILWARTHREADBBQ
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 1:58:28 PM EDT
If YOU are not paying attention everything is obsolete.

1.by 2030 the entire us infrastructure will have to be rebuilt to cater to auto driving cars.

2. cloning, stem-cells, and new medical sytems will increase life expectancy to over 100 for nearly all Americans.

3. robots have been taking human jobs since the 60's by 2030 what jobs will be left?

If pt 2 is correct when do we stop bringing in immigrants for menial jobs?
I have never been a fan of claiming "this war will be short" but with HACKING, hyper sonic cruise missals, beam weapons & space based weapons the next big war could be over in hours.

with all the above a reality NOW OR in about 12 years, of course politics must change. we are facing a massive sea change in our daily lives the 1930's legacy socialist programs must be torn down and replaced with something that reflects 120 year lifespans, and maybe 10%human employment.
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Originally Posted By f402mech:


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.
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This. U.S. won't give up its pacific coast.
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 2:00:13 PM EDT
What everyone leaves out about Balkanization is the fact that most parts of the Balkan region are really nice these days....
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Originally Posted By FALFOX:
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We're already balkanized in every way that's meaningful.

Name one policy that the state government of California wants to implement (or avoid) that's being forced on them (successfully) by either their people or the FedGov.

Just one.

Gay marriage? The people of CA voted against it. CA got it anyhow.
Healthcare? It's in a huge fucking wreck. CA is still giving free shit to illegals left and right.
Gun control? CA just ignores the law/Constitution at whim.
Drugs? CA decided it wanted legal weed. It just did it, and we let them.

The FedGov has not used force against CA, and it's not going to.
The people of CA have not voted out their government, and they're not going to.

The government of the state of CA is a spoiled rich brat that gets to do everything it wants. What are they even upset about? They're mad at people voicing their displeasure.

Junior goes out on a coke-fueled weekend bender on daddy's yacht, and when Aunt Sue sees him the next week and she tells him that's probably not healthy for him, he throws a fuckin tantrum, calls her a racist, and threatens to leave the family.


These are actions of brats. They're not gonna leave, and they're not gonna change.
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Originally Posted By SD307:
If YOU are not paying attention everything is obsolete.

1.by 2030 the entire us infrastructure will have to be rebuilt to cater to auto driving cars.
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Eh?  How do you mean?
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Originally Posted By SD307:

3. robots have been taking human jobs since the 60's by 2030 what jobs will be left?
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All of us that are currently fixing "robots" (computers, servers, infrastructure) and keeping shit running that was designed by humans, who were under a time crunch, budget constraints, and pressure to "get it done".  Automation and computers, and well, the dumbing down of the human interaction part of operating systems, and with it, humans' understanding of the tools they use, keep me employed for the foreseeable future.
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 2:03:07 PM EDT
Well yeah. America will split apart by celestial interference causing the left coast to sink, the Mississipi to widen to an inland sea, and the east coast to also drop into the ocean. Also Florida will be under water.
That should lower the liberal population.
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Of course we're gunna split, we have zero national identity!! We let everyone in without thinking about the lessons of history, like Rome etc.
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Originally Posted By FALFOX:
TL;DR... but balkanization is likely, if not inevitable at some point.
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This.

When one side says, "I'll live how I want to live, and you live how you want to live," and the other side says, "I want you to be my slave and pay my bills,"
where are you supposed to go from there?

Sooner or later (historically speaking, not next week), the Left and the Right in the U.S. are going to have to have it out, once and for all.
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Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.
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Before there was Brexit.......there was Mexit!
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Originally Posted By f402mech:


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.
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Originally Posted By f402mech:
Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.

Yep.   There are no legal provisions for the secession of any state (including you-know-who).

https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-v-White

"Texas v. White, (1869), U.S. Supreme Court case in which it was held that the United States is “an indestructible union” from which no state can secede."
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 2:12:01 PM EDT
It's not a geographical split like the Revolutionary War or the Civil War.  It's a rural/urban split.  Any future conflict would resemble the French Revolution moreso than anything else.
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Originally Posted By happycynic:
It's not a geographical split like the Revolutionary War or the Civil War.  It's a rural/urban split.  Any future conflict would resemble the French Revolution moreso than anything else.
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What about Bosnia?
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Get off mah propertai!
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What about Bosnia?
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I don't think so.  Those were ethnic groups splitting.  Here, the ethic divisions take place almost entirely within major urban centers.
Link Posted: 2/28/2017 2:16:30 PM EDT
The leftys haven't thought this one through yet.

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No it wont.
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What about Bosnia?
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Originally Posted By happycynic:
It's not a geographical split like the Revolutionary War or the Civil War.  It's a rural/urban split.  Any future conflict would resemble the French Revolution moreso than anything else.

What about Bosnia?


The Bosnians had Bill Clinton's libido to keep them from getting wiped out.... who's coming to the rescue if the US goes tits-up?
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The leftys haven't thought this one through yet.

http://i0.wp.com/metrocosm.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/election-2016-county-map.png
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I would like to see a map with color gradations based on percentage.  Not that I believe in popular vote but the blue/red binary shows each polygon as an all-or nothing. I bet there were a lot of places that we're within 5 or 10%
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Originally Posted By f402mech:


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.
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Originally Posted By f402mech:
Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.


Depends. If the fedgov offered California peaceful secession contingent on a) a county-by-county vote and b) making it very clear that no other state would be offered the same deal, you'd lose LA and probably Long Beach and Oakland but would still have San Diego, Portland, Seattle, and Tacoma (and Anchorage) on the Pacific coast.

The real reason TPTB would never let it happen is that they need those EVs in California to hold power.
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The Bosnians had Bill Clinton's libido to keep them from getting wiped out.... who's coming to the rescue if the US goes tits-up?
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Originally Posted By DeltaElite777:
Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:
Originally Posted By happycynic:
It's not a geographical split like the Revolutionary War or the Civil War.  It's a rural/urban split.  Any future conflict would resemble the French Revolution moreso than anything else.

What about Bosnia?


The Bosnians had Bill Clinton's libido to keep them from getting wiped out.... who's coming to the rescue if the US goes tits-up?

I don't know.  I was just wondering if a potential conflict might look more like Bosnia than the French Revolution.  It was an honest question...I don't think I know enough about either of those conflicts or our current situation to say.
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I'd like to see rural California stay with the US and the cities secede.
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Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:

Yep.   There are no legal provisions for the secession of any state (including you-know-who).

https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-v-White

"Texas v. White, (1869), U.S. Supreme Court case in which it was held that the United States is “an indestructible union” from which no state can secede."
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Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:
Originally Posted By f402mech:
Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.

Yep.   There are no legal provisions for the secession of any state (including you-know-who).

https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-v-White

"Texas v. White, (1869), U.S. Supreme Court case in which it was held that the United States is “an indestructible union” from which no state can secede."


Until they do.



There's just the little issue of force of arms and maintaining that independence.

And to clarify, I am not willing to go and shoot Californians who want to be their own country. Likewise, I am unwilling to send young men in the armed services to force them to stay either. If they decide to go, then they go. No handouts, foreign aid, no Social Security to those who stay and no free water from the Colorado. It will have to be done by treaty.

They can apply for readmission at any time with the caveat that anyone in public office for the last 50 years is forever excluded from the government upon readmission. And they have to have a state level balanced budget amendment that is forever inviolable.
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Been a long time coming. That New Madrid is gonna kill us all!!!!
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Until they do.



There's just the little issue of force of arms and maintaining that independence.
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Originally Posted By 96Ag:
Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:
Originally Posted By f402mech:
Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.

Yep.   There are no legal provisions for the secession of any state (including you-know-who).

https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-v-White

"Texas v. White, (1869), U.S. Supreme Court case in which it was held that the United States is “an indestructible union” from which no state can secede."


Until they do.



There's just the little issue of force of arms and maintaining that independence.

That's fine but then we're talking about something different that this academic bullshit we're hearing from some in California so far.

ETA: I'm just saying it's not like some state is going to have a vote then say, ok, we're leaving...let's divvy up the loot and go our separate ways.
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The leftys haven't thought this one through yet.

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I'd be an insurgent.
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I left Los Angeles 20 years ago because I had nothing in common with the people, couldn't stand having 80% of my salary going to housing, Illegals pouring out of every nook and cranny and the Legislation getting more and more restrictive. I can only imagine what it's like now.
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Years from now they will write "And from the ashes of America rose Kekistan, ruled by the mysterious Cult of Pepe."
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If it happens, Sacramento will soon find out how many so called "assault weapons" were never registered.
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Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:

That's fine but then we're talking about something different that this academic bullshit we're hearing from some in California so far.

ETA: I'm just saying it's not like some state is going to have a vote then say, ok, we're leaving...let's divvy up the loot and go our separate ways.
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Originally Posted By 96Ag:
Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:
Originally Posted By f402mech:
Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.

Yep.   There are no legal provisions for the secession of any state (including you-know-who).

https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-v-White

"Texas v. White, (1869), U.S. Supreme Court case in which it was held that the United States is “an indestructible union” from which no state can secede."


Until they do.



There's just the little issue of force of arms and maintaining that independence.

That's fine but then we're talking about something different that this academic bullshit we're hearing from some in California so far.

ETA: I'm just saying it's not like some state is going to have a vote then say, ok, we're leaving...let's divvy up the loot and go our separate ways.


100% true.


If not for the fact it has the potential to destroy the Republic and forever alter the course of human events and global power structure, it would be kind of neat to see how it played out from an academic standpoint.

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100% true.


If not for the fact it has the potential to destroy the Republic and forever alter the course of human events and global power structure, it would be kind of neat to see how it played out from an academic standpoint.

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Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:
Originally Posted By 96Ag:
Originally Posted By IAMLEGEND:
Originally Posted By f402mech:
Originally Posted By Zan:


Not happening, but I can see CA voting for a "Brexit", though I don't see the ruling class allowing it to happen.


The US government will never let go of the port of LA. The left can whine and gnash the teeth all they want, but nothing is going to happen.

Yep.   There are no legal provisions for the secession of any state (including you-know-who).

https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-v-White

"Texas v. White, (1869), U.S. Supreme Court case in which it was held that the United States is “an indestructible union” from which no state can secede."


Until they do.



There's just the little issue of force of arms and maintaining that independence.

That's fine but then we're talking about something different that this academic bullshit we're hearing from some in California so far.

ETA: I'm just saying it's not like some state is going to have a vote then say, ok, we're leaving...let's divvy up the loot and go our separate ways.


100% true.


If not for the fact it has the potential to destroy the Republic and forever alter the course of human events and global power structure, it would be kind of neat to see how it played out from an academic standpoint.


Yeah but because of those things it's weird and scary.  A lot of people in this country are really, really not handling not getting their way for once very well.
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It should have never been forced together in the first place.

States should regulate themselves.

This has only become an issue since the feds have started usurping states rights, mostly with supreme court activism.
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