Texas ... eew.
They may be pro-business but they're not as pro-gun as CO and for the Love of GOD they have WAY too much water in their air.
No sir, if I'm to leave CO it'll be for WY, UT or ID.
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Texas ... eew.
They may be pro-business but they're not as pro-gun as CO and for the Love of GOD they have WAY too much water in their air.
No sir, if I'm to leave CO it'll be for WY, UT or ID.
Romney votes...
UT 73%
WY 69%
OK 67%
ID 64%
NE 60%
TX 57%
Think Ruby Ridge on a GRAND SCALE.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkCO
I am only talking about a political process, so please keep the armed conflict talk out of this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
The legal framework of our constitution clearly allows for a peaceful re-orgnization of the political governance.
AK and MT are pretty viable alternatives too... except a lot of AK is dry zones by law... If the trend continues I'm moving to a nice spot between Bozeman and Butte. [Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
I've been looking into the Moab area personally.
Texas has a few petitions to secede at the moment. Just google it and you'll find them. I imagine it will pick up some after this election. Oklahoma, and Utah were all red states. If texas were to split, Oklahoma would almost certainly follow them. They are like twins bound to stick together, even if OU says otherwise.
I'd love to see the whole central corridor (ID, MT, ND, SD all the way down to TX) become it's own nation, I'd happily move and enjoy the back to our roots freedom! [Beer]
That's a great t-shirt/poster, whatever. May have to put in an order for one the next time the wife goes "home".