[bgill]

Lucky them if they can get out from under this government’s thumb.

[Nervous Tick]

Dear Lord,

If You should allow me to live into my eighties, please guide my thoughts and actions that I don’t waste the precious years You gave me in being an obnoxious pimple on the butt of society.

In Jesus’ precious name,
Amen.

[VanDeKoik]

Dont fight it, ND!

Become the Peurto Rico of the north, or just declare independence.

[repentant_pundit]

Now’s your chance, ND’ers !

Form your own Free Nation, separate from this 0bamanation while you still can !

[nickcarraway]

That means every vote the North Dakota Senators ever voted on is void!

[Ingtar]

If this is successful, then is the income tax valid?

[PAR35]

We all know that the alleged creation of West Virginia was unconstitutional.

[Ingtar]

ND is one of the 3/4 of the states that ratified the 16th amendment. By all means, don’t fight this and we all win.

[GOP_Party_Animal]

Do we get to keep the ICBM’s that we still have?

[Pan_Yans Wife]

So, if you were born before the final change to the state’s Constitution and acceptance into the Union, are you a Natural Born Citizen of the US or not?

[Red Badger]

So that’s what my friend meant when he told me there was no such thing as ‘North Dakota’ in 1973. He was from South Dakota and when I mentioned North Dakota he simply replied, “There is no such place.” and would not elaborate. I have been puzzled ever since...............

[FredZarguna]

It's a complete non-starter. The Constitution requires State officials to take the oath. The Supremacy Clause implies that a State Constitutional or statutory requirement would only be redundant, or -- if it denied the requirement -- invalid.

In other words, State officials who don't take the oath are simply in violation of the law. That doesn't make their state a Territory. It's ridiculous. He was not taken seriously by anybody because he's not a serious person.