There is another, untried, alternative to leaving.
That option is purge.
For instance, if all of New England were purged, the union would be better and stronger
Like a turd.
It sounds downright bulemic, but the binge is over.
The social parasite class is likely to start violently demanding 'theirs' on a wide scale, and that is where the battle lines will be drawn.
We started the purge in Maine last November.
We elected a TEA Party conservative, Paul LePage, governor.
He doesn’t give a rats ass about “political correctness,”
the MCarthyism of the left. His first act as governor was to repeal Maine’s status as a sanctuary state. He also told the NAACP to “kiss my ass.”
The democrats also lost their status as the majority in the Maine Senate and the Maine House for the first time since the early 1960’s.
Now, we need to work on replacing our entire Congressional delegation.
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Not everyone in New England is part of the problem, if you please.
Tempted though I am to stay in Massachusetts and hold my ground, I'm not sure that would be safe. (Especially once the gummint stops sending checks and the rioting begins!)
Instead, the wife and I are looking at property in New Hampshire, where conservative values are still in vogue. A run-down old farm is my first choice but she might want electricity and other frills like running water (lol).
Got a few possibilities but we're still looking. Can anybody suggest a central New Hampshire town with a fierce Tea Party contingent and an active sportsmen's club?