Sign petition for California to peacefully withdraw from the United States of America

[brassballs]

Originally Posted by louemon

Hell everyone out there I found out recently a number of states have started petitions to peacefully withdraw from the United States of America some of the states are Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, New york, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas.

If you would like to sign the petitions for California peacefully withdraw from the United States of America.
sign here

URL
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/pet...nment/D9x8bWD2

Ok louemon, where do we meet up at? Hope you have lots of room for our tanks, artillery, bug out vehicles and lots of food stored up. Your starting this so your the guy I'm looking to for protection! Oh and lots of money!! You know you can't just cut us off. We are intitled.

[bambam8d1]

I used to be so anxious to get back to Cali when I left... But recently Ive decided that Im probably going to stay in Texas when I get out of the military...

[Sunday]

Originally Posted by Skidmark

The Union makes us strong.

In what way?

[Sunday]

Originally Posted by bambam8d1

I used to be so anxious to get back to Cali when I left... But recently Ive decided that Im probably going to stay in Texas when I get out of the military...

I think about moving away from Calif.

[12voltguy]

Originally Posted by Exile Machine

In the case of Texas, Obama would actually prefer that we left the union. He needs CA's 55 electors for his re-election bid in 2016 so he won't let you guys go so easily. Good luck with your secession attempt and hope to see you after the war.

-Mark

how is he going to pull off a 3rd term, when 2 is max

[ICONIC]

How about we sign a petition to ban talk of secession

[Flintlock Tom]

Be warned, the Defense Security Service is considering if there should be repercussions for government contractors and people with a security clearance who sign secession petitions.
DSS Notice Regarding Secession Petitions

[njineermike]

Originally Posted by Komotz

What about the citizens that would like to still be a part of the USA? You can't really tell hundreds of thousands of people to "move to another state", if that happens the seceded states economy will crash.

This states' economy is going to crash anyway.

[Exile Machine]

Originally Posted by 12voltguy

how is he going to pull off a 3rd term, when 2 is max

Simple. He'll sign executive order #22-666 - Suspension of the 22nd amendment, as an emergency measure due to extreme economic collapse. This executive order will also establish "Marshall" law, and herd the masses into FEMA camps. (yes I purposely spelt that word in quotes using the new internet spelling).

-Mark

[Bobby Ricigliano]

The states have no legal requirement to "petition" the federal government for "permission" to withdraw.

[cmtframe]

It's no wonder that mainstream society thinks people who enjoy shooting and feel passionately about owning and training with firearms are deranged fanatics. Just because you are unhappy with the current president (which is the case for close to 50% of the population after EVERY election) doesn't mean you should spread your ignorant hyperbole. Though from the sound of it many on here would rejoice at this, but this is why only far right ideologues support your positions. Maybe if you made your arguments about actual issues and policies instead of conjuring the fallen confederacy, you might actually have a chance of gaining mainstream support. You're your own worst enemies!

[EXTREMEOPS1]

Reaaaally 16 signatures ain't gonna cut it should have voted for Romney not obummer

[TacticalPlinker]

Originally Posted by EXTREMEOPS1

Reaaaally 16 signatures ain't gonna cut it should have voted for Romney not obummer

No amount of signatures will "cut it". If anyone thinks the White House and Obama give a F---, you're delusional.

It would take a full blown revolution... a 2012/2013 version of the civil war, for any state to seriously consider succession from the Union. And even then, I doubt it.

We need to remove and replace our politicians, our non-representing representatives. Succession will not solve our problems.

I sure as hell don't want California to be its own country. It's bad enough just being a state. Can you imagine "President Feinstein" or "President Yee", or some other anti-gun yahoo? Hell F---ing No!

[billofrights]

The problem with CA is not the U.S. govt, it's the citizenry. Secede and they'll still live here.

[thomashoward]

good luck with that.

[mkennedy009]

What will be fascinating if Texas manages to get into court and prove they can secede is what are they going to do when the 15 Military bases close? Maybe the US will keep them open like in Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq and the other hundreds of bases used to 'protect' the US Oil supply. Then the US can put up a Border fence to keep out the illegals. Not sure how Texas will make up the federal revenue shortfall of 10%. When that next hurricane hits, no more FEMA money. Wonder if they have enough people to monitor the Mexico boarder? It will be a boom for Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansans, ATF will have an easier time with monitoring border crossing. I guess the Republican party will have a choice, stay in the US or Texas. Can't have foreign political powers influencing the elections of the US. Man so complicated to secede. I wonder if they will force out the 13% (3,308,124 who voted for Obama) of the population or something worse. Wonder if Texans will pay their portion of the debt in a lump sum or payments.

[partisan39]

Hear hear! such talk of secession from some is simply foolish. If our team can't win elections, how could one win a civil war? Who are rebels and who are the federals? This California Republic is simply going to go bankrupt and default on all of those pensions and benefits to the sum of $500 billion dollars before our state can start again ... elections have consequences and I assume that our residents are all going to get a very valuable economics lesson in the years to come.

[blu97]

Originally Posted by 12voltguy

how is he going to pull off a 3rd term, when 2 is max

school after the third grade isn't needed in texas

[tung717]

California has a very vibrant shipping industry but that would die once the blockade starts. Fire arms? What fire arms? The new police state would ban all fire arms unless you're a leo to protect the populous. Your new environmental policies would then ban all vehicles. However I think they would legalize pot at that point, the government needs something to keep us all pacified.

[motorhead]

not only are these whitehouse petitions a complete waste of time but they want far too much info. do you really think ozero will read these?