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No, most of you on here represent the outer fringes who love to argue and call people names.
The rest of us get along. Maybe if some of you didn't spend all day on here pretending to be productive member s of society you would be less xenophobic.
No, because contrary to what many political junkies like to think, the U.S. isn't comprised of red and blue states and counties -- it's make up of mostly "purple" ones.
I think dividing the US into about 5 different countries is a good idea. Different philisophies of work, public support, religion, etc. Practically speaking, it would be extremely ugl to get orgainized though.
Like the Northeast becomes a country.
Midwest becomes a country or possibly joins with the Northeast.
The South definitely becomes a country.
Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia become Cascadia
(Cascadia (independence movement) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
California becomes a country by its own.
Not sure where the inner mountain West and Southwest go.
Good or foolish and bad idea?
oh sure and then when the pendulum (spelling) swings we will change again. I am hoping you are just saying this, tongue in cheek, you can't be serious..
No, most of you on here represent the outer fringes who love to argue and call people names.
The rest of us get along. Maybe if some of you didn't spend all day on here pretending to be productive member s of society you would be less xenophobic.
Xenophobia is a fear of strangers. Just what race/ethnic group is a stranger to our country?
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