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you're either the US, a US protectorate like Canada or Mexico, or one of the many shitter countries that produce drugs or bananas
any state leaving on their own would just become a 2nd Canada, where there's this implicit relationship that is one-sided
I would be interested in the theoretic list of states that would leave given being allowed to
because you know a lot of states would at least vote on it
none
Hawaii would be the closest
Idk spooky, I think if you sell it to them the right way
moreso than Texas
I think zero states/provinces benefit from being independent, other than Quebec
Spooky you cannot both believe that 30+% of Canadians would join the US and also not believe that random states would not at least consider leaving just to mix things up
and quebec only doesn't do it because they get so many concessions
Hawaii would
probably similar numbers to the 30%
I think you would get mainland US states that try it
not independent
Which ones depend on which party is currently in power
I think <1% of Canadians would be in favor of their province truely becoming independtend long-term, Quebec excluded
I think it's higher in America, maybe <5%
outside of Hawaii
where it's probably in the 20-30 range
I think the more likely thing is a bunch of states try to leave to form a coalition super mini country than pure independence I guess
A confederate states 2
now that has some appeal
I think the issue is, both political sides see this reality where they own the entire country
even conservatives with California, see it as an "occupied red state at heart"
and Liberals see the entire country as being "held hostage by all the red counties and an uneducated populace", even sttes that vote 80% republican like WV
what would actually happen, if allowed to
is states would adjust their borders internally
since all of our states are fairly decentralized, a lot of border counties or subsections of states want to reorganize themselves
once we get off the nice round number of 50, I genuinely do think the subdivision movements will gather more support
you can solve it multiple ways, but I don't think any of the it floated until we get a few more states added
and we break the fixation with #50
DC and PR
genuinely
should both be states
you know I push for Guam/Mariana, which I think has a solid case, as does Greenland if we buy it
Canada makes sense, but I think you have to wait for their economy to implode before the boomers will come around to it
there's an argument to lump in the surrounding VA/MD suburbs with DC, and form a Colombia state
but even on its own, (exluding the federal district where no one lives) it's quite populus
Puerto Rico has 3M citizens in it
probably closer to 4M now
oh nvm, it's actually trending down
it peaked at 3.8
uhhhh, the repopulation rate of Puerto Rico, is 0.9
that's actually absurd
that's South Korea tier
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🚨 The House has voted to censure Rep. Al Green for his despicable outburst against President Trump dueing his address tp Congress. Ten Democrats joined Republicans in voting for the measure.
twitter.comidk, if he is he is
Most pms tend to be from Quebec because they get more of the french vote and that tends to matter
I think Harper was from Alberta though?
Harper was from Toronto
the other important place to be from
Jordan Peterson getting so addicted to Drugs he had to go to Russian to get put in a coma because he couldn't stop doing drugs still is amazing to me
a few years back?
Pierre Poilievre
Pierre Marcel Poilievre ( PAW-lee-EV; born June 3, 1979) is a Canadian politician who has been the leader of the Conservative Party and of the Official Opposition since 2022. Poilievre was born in Calgary, Alberta. After studying international relations at the University of Calgary, he moved to Ottawa to work for Canadian Alliance leader Stockw...
en.wikipedia.orgYeah, he is going to win unless trump really does some crazy shit and he takes a really weak stance on it
Cons did not come out hard against the whole thing
