Florida? Orlando, Tampa and Miami are high tourist destinations.
I don't think Florida would secede though. Perhaps the panhandle.
Florida? Orlando, Tampa and Miami are high tourist destinations.
William Faulkner, Mark Twain, Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote.Serious question. Is there anything major that southern states contribute to this country either economically, socially, or cultural that you think would be missed if some states somehow seceded? I'm talking Alabama, Georgia, Missippi, Louisian etc.
William Faulkner, Mark Twain, Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote.
To name a few.
I've been there, place is overrated, expensive and dirty as all fucking hell (I mean literally, garbage all over in the streets, bags and bags just threwn into alleys, pre Katrina). Let them go, nothing missed. I have a feeling this is pretty small minority trying to speak for everyone else there though.
Serious question. Is there anything major that southern states contribute to this country either economically, socially, or cultural that you think would be missed if some states somehow seceded? I'm talking Alabama, Georgia, Missippi, Louisian etc.
I don't think Florida would secede though. Perhaps the panhandle.
More importantly is that I live there.
I know Florida would rather get rid of rick Scott than secede.
It's really interesting how Florida seems to vote Republican for internal elections and Democrat for national elections.Dang, just realized it's been over 13 years since you guys have had a democrat governor. That seems to be a recent trend for Florida.
The US has so many belts... It's like a final fantasy character.Also whenever people say "lol let the south secede, it'll just be a bunch of Republican white people going bankrupt," I feel like they're forgetting a very important aspect of Southern demographics
It's really interesting how Florida seems to vote Republican for internal elections and Democrat for national elections.
Obama only got a 4 year term last I heard, not an appointment to dictator-for-life
Dang, just realized it's been over 13 years since you guys have had a democrat governor. That seems to be a recent trend for Florida.
So long. I propose the Northeast joins Canada.
Hope you don't mind gun control
I don't. I don't even own a gun, let alone many guns that would necessitate an entire rack.Hope you don't mind gun control
I don't. I don't even own a gun, let alone many guns that would necessitate an entire rack.
Barry Hannah, Larry Brown, Flannery O'Connor, James Dickey, Katherine Anne Porter, Carson McCullers, Walker Percy, William Styron, Reynolds Price, Cormac McCarthy (who grew up in Tennessee), etc, etc.William Faulkner, Mark Twain, Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote.
To name a few.
I don't mind "LOL don't let the door hit you the way out" jokes as a response to something as silly as that story, but fuck people who seriously suggest to kick people out the country because they disagree with them politically.
Twain is from Missouri, but I see your point. There's always going to be influential and timeless people born in every region, but I feel they'd have more of an incentive to move out of the area given the chance.
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Nearly all products in the great lakes region and central US would have crazy inflation, ignoring the fact that New Orleans has one of the largest and busiest ports in the US.
As a liberal (I guess), I wouldn't live anywhere besides the South.
Is it now? I worked in freight forwarding/international shipping for awhile and never heard of this port, lol.
It is the 1st in the United States based on volume of cargo handled, second-largest in the state after the Port of South Louisiana, and 13th largest in the U.S. based on value of cargo. It also has the longest wharf in the world, which is 2.01 miles (3.4 km) long and can accommodate 15 vessels at one time.[1]
Idea: they can have everything south and west of the Mississippi River! I never really cared for Gretna and Marrero anyway. (Thomas Morestead and Garrett Hartley would have to move from English Turn into town. They'll enjoy Uptown.. I see Saints players at Whole Foods all the time.)I'm in New Orleans. Let us separate from the state and stay in the U.S., plz. =(
I'm in New Orleans. Let us separate from the state and stay in the U.S., plz. =(
Has the idea ever been seriously debated? Why couldn't a state secede if the majority wanted it?
Maybe they can force the governor's house to secede from the rest of the USA. Then pick a new governor that doesn't live in Batsville.I know Florida would rather get rid of rick Scott than secede.
Guys I live in the south don't make me stay with these people!
I think youre shit out of luck. I imagine the first thing those states would do would build a big damn fence to keep all of the illegals out of their country
It's the opposite in West Virginia.It's really interesting how Florida seems to vote Republican for internal elections and Democrat for national elections.
Question 1: How many nuclear weapons are placed in these southern states?
A bit dated, but it should give you an idea at least:
People who live in the South deserve to die.
ba-dum-chh
Serious question. Is there anything major that southern states contribute to this country either economically, socially, or cultural that you think would be missed if some states somehow seceded? I'm talking Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana etc.
HOLY CRAP I had no idea Washington had so many nukes.
Closest point to Russia while out of range for their conventional attacks.HOLY CRAP I had no idea Washington had so many nukes.
Somedude redeemed?
Florida? Orlando, Tampa and Miami are high tourist destinations
I don't think Florida would secede though. Perhaps the panhandle.
I know Florida would rather get rid of rick Scott than secede.
A bit dated, but it should give you an idea at least:
Talk about overkill, damn.A bit dated, but it should give you an idea at least:
Not like anyone living there now.The people who want to secede should move to South or North Dakota,Montana,Wyoming,Idaho,Oregon or any of those other states.
That asshole needs to go now
$100+ in gas per week, 100 miles a day
All just because of "saving money"
EDIT:
Let's not forget that Rick Scott was involved in the largest medicare fraud in history. IN HISTORY.