I always see things like this but there’s one huge flaw in that the states aren’t red or blue but different shades of purple depending on things like rural vs urban, etc.
So you’d be essentially condemning cities like Cincinnati and Atlanta which have larger marginalized populations to the whims of a more consolidated conservative country.
On the other end of it you have states like Michigan that have huge conservative followings that shift back and forth and have periods of rough leadership. That doesn’t change if we still allow any kind of State/Province autonomy. (Assuming you can get swing states to even agree to leave)
Originally commented by u/gregaries on2025-02-2323:12:00megqyjg
Thisss. But also just the general point too that some of us who are in very red areas don’t choose to be. But I mean if the United States of Canada are taking refugees and can help us out in moving SIGN ME TF UP!!!
Originally commented by u/hopefulocto on2025-02-2400:01:09megxpgv
Nice points… I’d say the west coast states would leave easily enough. Already rumblings of it where I am in the Pacific North West. If things get crazy enough people might consider moving to areas that better suit their values, like the west coast or north east. With larger populations sharing similar values the prospect of separation could gain real momentum
Originally commented by u/Mars_in_Libra on2025-02-2323:19:36megs25x
I always see things like this but there’s one huge flaw in that the states aren’t red or blue but different shades of purple depending on things like rural vs urban, etc.
So you’d be essentially condemning cities like Cincinnati and Atlanta which have larger marginalized populations to the whims of a more consolidated conservative country.
On the other end of it you have states like Michigan that have huge conservative followings that shift back and forth and have periods of rough leadership. That doesn’t change if we still allow any kind of State/Province autonomy. (Assuming you can get swing states to even agree to leave)
Originally commented by u/gregaries on 2025-02-23 23:12:00
megqyjgThisss. But also just the general point too that some of us who are in very red areas don’t choose to be. But I mean if the United States of Canada are taking refugees and can help us out in moving SIGN ME TF UP!!!
Originally commented by u/hopefulocto on 2025-02-24 00:01:09
megxpgvJust let them stay in the usa, and well become canadians without them. They can move to become loyal subjects to the supreme ruler trump.
Originally commented by u/sufinomo on 2025-02-24 00:03:45
megy1ueThis isn’t productive and is a toxic mindset.
For every actual bigot you’ve got countless people who probably could do better if they just knew more than their upbringing has shown them
You’ve got so many impoverished people who couldn’t move even if they wanted to.
And ultimately you shouldn’t have to leave your home. The ones who need to go are the ones who created and are capitalizing from this problem.
Where’s your class consciousness?
Originally commented by u/gregaries on 2025-02-24 00:14:29
megzgcyNice points… I’d say the west coast states would leave easily enough. Already rumblings of it where I am in the Pacific North West. If things get crazy enough people might consider moving to areas that better suit their values, like the west coast or north east. With larger populations sharing similar values the prospect of separation could gain real momentum
Originally commented by u/Mars_in_Libra on 2025-02-23 23:19:36
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