Sadly, I've got family behind enemy lines.
Son, DIL, and grandson live west of Tacoma just outside Gig Harbor.
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Sadly, I've got family behind enemy lines.
Son, DIL, and grandson live west of Tacoma just outside Gig Harbor.
I'd give up CA. Push them all south out of WA and OR. A big fence around CA. Point several ICBMs at 'em. No trade, no travel...just like Cuba used to be.
I lived in Tacoma/Olympia for seven years; I have a lot of friends over there.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Give 'em back to Mexico but in exchange we want the wall extended along the western edge of the Sierra Nevadas. Oh, and they have to take Amy Schumer, Katy Perry, and Cher ...
Fine.
We turn off the water, it's one thing that all our water goes to another state in the US. We won't send it to another country.
I thought they were pretty much a different country already. Seems they live under a whole different set of rules anyways.
Sorry, geology nerd hat on. The San Andreas fault is not a subduction zone. It's a right-lateral fault. Which is why LA will be a suburb of San Francisco someday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kraven251
O2
Now you're talking. I've got family there as well. They can get visas if they want to visit. While we were observing watering restrictions they could water what ever they wanted.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChadAmberg
No. The legal question of secession was settled 151 years ago. Once entered, the Union is indissoluble. Who here is willing to go back on the pledge they have made so many times since childhood: "one nation, indivisible"?
Texas v White
74 U.S. 700
https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/74/700
I say give them Kali except for the south section with the naval base. Then we tell Mexico we will pay for the border wall in exchange for the Baja peninsula. That way we can create a sort of Florida west and won’t even miss Kali.