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Kick the Liberals Out and Reset the Constitution
With members of the ultra-left Middlebury Institute sitting down with members of the Southern League, dedicated to a more limited government, and the two discussing plans to leave the United States, the issue of secession has once again become popular only a little more conversation during dinner that the amount of lint Aunt Carla is in the navel last night. Both groups, despite their differences in politics almost everything else, I want to be able to leave United States peacefully.
The liberals, of course wants to go because he is tired of living in a nation that stands in fact, their allies and their interests around the world and is constantly pushing back against their nanny state plans for everyone. The League of the South wants to leave because they are tired of the burden to over-regulation in Washington has accumulated in recent years because of these same liberals are now rubbing shoulders with. Both see secession as the only way to solve this problem. Both want to leave but I say that if you truly believe in limited government, and our Constitution, which does not want to separate.
What you need to do is merely to agree to the liberals out or, in the case of leftists in Vermont, let them walk away.
If people like those who are members of Second Vermont Republic want to try another failed experiment in Marxism I say let them. And while they are in it can have in New York, California, Michiganistan, Kennedy Empire (formerly known as Massachusetts), Washington, New Jersey and Oregon with them. Heck, we'll even throw in Hawaii so you can actually have a place in liberal la-la land that people really want to visit a couple of days each year. Until they manage to run on land and turn it into the next Cuba that is.
There is no reason to want to leave the U.S. if you really believe in the founding principles of the American republic. You know, radical things, like all men are created equal, inalienable rights, limited government and all those good things that are clearly specified in our founding documents.
secessionist the south have many different bands. Some are from his old school democrats still seeking to re-fight the Civil War, upset they lost, wanting to leave the leaves and peat form lynch mob to persecute uppity blacks, while some are radical isolationists, but many others are ordinary people and really tired of a government outside federal control. But to suggest that you need to leave the union could be possibly the dumbest thing in the world especially when, as I said, many liberals seem eager to leave.
Why break away and start from scratch when they can only drive the Liberals out?
People like the Southern League argue that the Constitution is beyond repair after years of tinkering by leftists. But in reality it is not. Think how easy it would be to correct all the problems accumulated over us nebby, leftists do-gooders who have a distorted view of history, human innate skills, basic English the economy if they simply said, quoting Douglas Adams, "So long and thanks for all the fish."
When we look at where the abundance of socialism proposed terms come from members of our Congress, to expel the states that are the troublemakers and to demonstrate that they no longer believe in our Constitution for his constant choice of anti-American Marxists almost immediately halt and then reverse our country's march towards the left.
But the question of secession and the permanence of the union was resolved when General Lee surrendered at Appomattox right? I think not.
It is often falsely believed that the War Civil resolved the issue of right of a State to simply leave the Republic and that the answer to the question of secession was a resounding no. But this is not the case. As a point of ten happily, the Civil War was fought on many issues but one that caused the biggest gap between northern and southern states was the issue of slavery.
Yes, I know many of you who have been educated in government schools have been taught that this is not true. But like much of what has been revised about the history in our educational system, the truth is very different from what might have been taught. Several southern states became painfully clear that it was, in fact, the issue of slavery and anti-slavery movement in America that has led to secession. States like Mississippi, Texas, Georgia and South Carolina all cited the north of his stance against slavery ad nauseam in good state of preservation of the statements that I wanted out of the union. Sure, it was not the only problem but when you see the word "slavery" appear over and over and over and over again in these declarations only a fool not to notice and admit that there could only have been one thing or another has to do with slavery that caused the war.
No, the problems of the Civil War, while many, was not about to put an end time by "right of all a state" to leave the union. However, it was, in part, on the federal government's right to act to defend those who were detained bonded and had not committed any crime other than the crime falsely perceived to be lower, depending on the color of their skin. Ultimately it was of a state right to secede to continue to deprive men and women of their inalienable rights.
And before you start trying to include things such as segregation and racism exploded in the south after the war, I would remind you something you could never have been taught that the government approved history classes. That lesson is that until the North and the Republican Party abandoned the philosophy of Reconstruction because she was tired and too weak of will to finish what they started, blacks had thriving communities that were threatened only when the Democrats were allowed to retake the southern survey brings tax Jim Crow laws, and others who set this nation on a course of racial strife for the next century.
So the Civil War worked and served its purpose. At least until people left to see to the end of political expediency and usually succumb to the short attention span of Americans have typical often in matters of importance.
But since slavery based on skin color is no longer a problem in aspiring Marxist utopias like Vermont and the citizen not being held against their will (at least until the liberals build their walls to avoid fleeing their "compassion") and could freely leave the state if you want to leave, or as I have proposed to be expelled from the Union, there is no reason to stop them.
I agree with the League of the South States have the right to leave the union. It's right in Amendment X of the Constitution that says all powers not the federal government are reserved by the State and the people. Since the forced retention of the Member States is NOT a power that is found in the Constitution anywhere, obviously, states have the power output.
I agree with the League of the South that the federal government has become too difficult to handle due to the more liberal of the states of Pennsylvania including mine. But after that part of society. Because I still believe that the complete Constitution and its amendments is stripped of everything superfluous and liberty destroying regulation stacked on top of him more than two hundred some odd years, almost as perfect a document for the formation of the government have created. And there is no reason to even try reinvent the wheel.
Of course, leaving the deepest of blue separated because they think they can do things better some problems. After to establish their "utopia" or "utopias" if they agree among themselves exactly how to do this, just as always happens with the Marxist states will inevitably happen again. The economies will crumble to a point where not even the Massachusetts lobster boats will be able to operate and captures enough to feed its population, while the vineyards of California go unplanted and deprive the elite of their wine because taxes and more regulation it is worth bothering to grow grapes. The waves of poor and hungry people begin to look to cross the border illegally in the rest of the United States seeking a better life. And we'll be discussing whether or not to build walls to keep them out and prevent them from leading their liberalism with them again to re-infect.
And after years of watching its citizens flee, in these utopias where the rich were taxed at obscene to feed the rest until there is more "Rich" Emperor's rumor Kennedy and his ally Comrade Clinton will begin as they rattle their sabers. They claim that people of ill will the United States stole their things and are victims of evil capitalists. The walls with barbed wire spring machine gun nests complete with open day and night for any ungrateful souls are not happy with their masters and seeking a way out. And its citizens will be more concerned with finding the bark of trees to eat for dinner and postulating their escape to pay much attention to the bloviating of their leaders.
But at least have "free" healthcare, retirement care and food stamps to buy bread from the empty shelves of the local market.
Honestly, the sooner they leave, or were expelled, the better! That's what I say!
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