[chuckee]

Will the civil war be states in unison rebelling against Federal Government or simply the red states, in some form of loose unrecognized compact, walking away from the blue states who adhere to big government rule by ignoring Federal and Supreme Court mandates? I think the former rather than the latter? If red states walk away, who in the blue states, would join a blue states military to fight to keep the union together. Last time I looked, blue states don’t do military. Patriotism is not their thing.

[napscoordinator]

Can the red states be able to afford going on their own? That’s the big question. Right now the federal government supports the red states much more then the blue states.

[Uncle Miltie]

It won’t be states.

It will be individuals.

Street by street, everywhere.

Bloody.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

Afraid you have it backwards - the "blue" jurisdictions have long already made the first moves, breaking away from the Constitution, Bill of Rights, rule of established law, doing their own thing as they see it. Looks like some of that is starting to bite them in the ass - breaking "free" maybe isn't so wonderful in a number of aspects now, some unintended consequences settling in. The constituency getting restless, clashing with the politicians who maneuvered those circumstances to their benefit. The "red" areas have to hang in there together and continue to uphold rule of law, not get caught up in or fall to the "blue" lawless chaos.