Posted on 03/04/2009 5:15:25 AM PST by kellynla
The states still have the authority leave it their citizens so desire through their legislative process. We are not fully wed to the USA forever, and if the Fed Gov breaks it’s contract, then we should attempt to fix it Constitutionally, if we can’t: Secession is a last resort.
Any word on the legislative progress of any of these bills?
I was thinking the same thing.
Let’s bring back the CSA.
I think it will be Oregon. Our pansy governor appears on the front page of the largest fishwrap in the NW saying we’re doomed without federal “stimulus” money. I’m wondering why we even need to pay this fool’s salary.
But, if the YObama regime is successful in implementing the Saul Alinsky, Cloward-Priven strategy it will become a moral imperative for those of us that desire to remain free.
What say you, my long time, eternal clinger to the Union, nemesis?
Ohio?
If things ever get really rough due to unconstitutional tyranny, the remedy is the right to revolution as outlined in the Declaration of Independence and upheld by Lincoln, not a non-existent Constitutional concept of secession not found in the Constitution.
Same way as NC who is not interested...
http://ohiorepublic.blogspot.com/
there is a link for a petition that they are going to submit to Columbus in April
The Declaration of Independence isn't the law of the land. In order to initiate a new revolution, a new declaration would have to be drafted listing the specific grievances against the Obama regime.
But what about you? Socialistic, unconstitutional tyranny is imminent.
Are you still a die-hard Unionist who will stay with the Union even if the price is freedom?
Are you still a die-hard Unionist who will stay with the Union even if the price is freedom?
You're not comparing the trivial complaints of the secessionist sore losers of 1860-61 to a real Marxist tyranny? Just because I think the secessionists were foolish and illegal does not mean that I would condone a Stalinist tyranny here. The Union of Washington and Lincoln was never meant to be a engine for the dictatorship of the proletariat.
More good can be done via constitutional convention than via secession.
I’m stealing that!
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The question is whether these measures are binding at all or is just a resolution on par with one declaring “State Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Day”. If these states don’t exhaust all their options against Federal encroachments in the courts, then it’s just the same old song and dance, no matter what they say.
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