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At the beginning of the 21st Century, the American people are about to learn the savage lesson of Communist Revolution the Russian people learned at the beginning of the last century. Millions died in Russia’s Communist “experiment” before they learned Communism just doesn’t work, as the concept of Communism (“You didn’t build that”) is completely alien to basic human nature. Now it’s our turn to learn what Russia after a century of death and misery now knows.

I agree with much of what you say, but I don't think we'll lose millions of people. Why? Look at the other side. Who are they? They are anarchic inner city ghetto types, wussified Pajama Boys, suburban pro-abort soccer moms, college professors, urbanite professionals who've never left the city. Who are we? We're the stackers of wheat, frackers of natural gas, drivers of trucks. Most of the military veterans are with us.

That's why Obama chickened out and ran away from the Cliven Bundy standoff. They know in their hearts that if it comes down to it we'll brush them off without breaking a sweat.

The big problem that we have is that we still cling to the idea that we should obey the law of the land, even when the law of the land has been subverted by traitors. What needs to happen is Red State Governors and legislatures simply nullify federal laws. Just say no. If we all do it - kick out all illegals sending them to San Francisco where Fancy Nancy can tend to them, for example - then the feds will chicken out and run like bullies always do when faced with a little determined armed resistance.

It's really our doing. We need to let go of the good ol' YOU ESS of A. We need to understand that we've lost both coasts. They're gone. There are very few Americans (as that word was always understood) living there now. All we need to do is admit that to our innermost selves and then act accordingly.

And we will be free of these Democrat scum once and for all.

“It’s really our doing. We need to let go of the good ol’ YOU ESS of A. We need to understand that we’ve lost both coasts. They’re gone. There are very few Americans (as that word was always understood) living there now. All we need to do is admit that to our innermost selves and then act accordingly.”

If the red states were not a separate nation, would it still work long-term? We’d still be forced to pay taxes to support policies we don’t want.

And would the liberals use force eventually?

Just thinking along the lines you brought up. I personally don’t trust politicians, especially when it comes to having a conservative backbone. But I hope we can try it your way first.

"I don't think we'll lose millions of people. Why? Look at the other side. Who are they? They are anarchic inner city ghetto types, wussified Pajama Boys, suburban pro-abort soccer moms, college professors, urbanite professionals who've never left the city.

Something I’ve learned in my 54 years of military/government service while working and living on every continent except Antarctica is that wars may start with its participants motivated by some mundane cause such as God, country, Communism, Democracy, etc., but wars don’t really take off until its participants can take it personal. In the race wars I’ve observed, when a participant’s family members and close friends are killed, the war suddenly becomes very personal, and from that point on the war feeds on its self until one side kills every man, woman, and child of the opposing side.

Some of these race wars have been ongoing for centuries without ending. They may pause for a while, but the hatred is always there under the surface ready to break out again at any time. It’s hard for an uninvolved observer to understand the degree of hatred and brutality displayed by both sides in these race wars, but until one has had a close family member or good friend brutally murdered by an identifiable enemy, one must withhold judgment.