[DoughtyOne]

That’s just moronic. I have yet to find one Ukrainian who wants the Ukraine to be broken up. I’ve only talked to about a dozen people, but where do you folks come up with all these assumptions?

You’ve got mercs and old soviet unikon military types in the Ukraine.

How is that reasoned? How would you like Mexico arming our populace and not only demanding, but calling special elections in occupied contested regions of our nation?

There are a lot of Spanish speaking people in Texas. Should we allow Mexico to arm them and call a special election?

[1rudeboy]

There are a lot of Spanish speaking people in Texas. Should we allow Mexico to arm them and call a special election?

With regard to Crimea, it would be more precise to say, arm them, give them an election where the choice is between "yes" and "yes," and then use the armed folks to prevent them from voting in a real election.

[tcrlaf]

"How would you like Mexico arming our populace and not only demanding, but calling special elections in occupied contested regions of our nation?" . . Might not be that far off, especially with "executive amnesty" coming.

[SeeSharp]

There are a lot of Spanish speaking people in Texas. Should we allow Mexico to arm them...

They are already armed. This is Texas after all.

... and call a special election?

LOL! Mexico would lose. Mexicans do not come to Texas out of a desire to live in Mexico.

BTW you have it backwards. We arm Mexicans, not the other way around.

[McGruff]

Texas fought for it's independence from Mexico. It took some volunteers from the US to help. That's basically what's going on in two regions of Ukraine. They don't want to be part of the George Soros's European Union.

[roofgoat]

Mexico is kind of doing that now. But I get your point.