[Yardstick]

Exactly. These petitions are a joke. I don’t even know how you would pursue secession in a serious, credible way, but we sure haven’t seen it yet. Unless a truly viable effort should emerge — as proven by the highest elected officials of some state taking real action towards secession — then conservatives should steer clear of this secession stuff.

[Yardstick]

Any real effort at secession would need to begin by petitioning the state governments, not the federal government. That these people think they can get anywhere without first convincing a single state to secede is proof that the whole thing is a joke.

[Monorprise]

“Exactly. These petitions are a joke. I don’t even know how you would pursue secession in a serious, credible way, but we sure haven’t seen it yet.”

You have to make it serous and creitable that starts with a serous conversation about the topic.

Wether these petition are cretiable is illrelevent in that they have nonetheless got people(including you) to seroulsy think about, talk about, and ponder the matter.

I can tell you form reading the comment section of news artistic you are not the only one. We are making progress in pushing this agenda back into the American sphere of thought.

“Unless a truly viable effort should emerge — as proven by the highest elected officials of some state taking real action towards secession”

AS you well know you can’t take such action TOWARDS without Washington smashing you, it has to be sudden(relatively unexpected by Washington) or slow & accepted.

Theses conversations move us forward towards both goals, both intrastate and interstate.

“— then conservatives should steer clear of this secession stuff.”

I’m sure they will, but the topic will be nonetheless on the minds of our people as a perhaps nessary measure to secure our freedom. They won’t be able to ignore the demands of our abusive situation forever.