5 Oregon counties attempt to secede to Idaho

[eradicator]

Five Oregon counties vote to explore joining Idaho

Five eastern Oregon counties voted Tuesday to consider joining Idaho, the biggest victory to date for the movement to split off from the Democrat-controlled blue state by redrawing state lines.

www.washingtontimes.com

Can’t say I blame them, essentially some of the rural counties are fed up with being part of clown world
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I’m reading up on the proposed state of Jefferson, which would be rural counties in southern Oregon and Northern California that are disenfranchised with their state governments catering to cities

Jefferson (proposed Pacific state) - Wikipedia

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They therefore proposed secession to the 51st state of Jefferson, the petition goes back about 80 years

 

[fireshark]

More of this. I know some parts of northern CO are looking to secede to Wyoming. I wish them all success.

Imagine if every state seceded most of its land outside of the globohomo cities to strong red states. We could make some real changes in this country.

 

[eradicator]

More of this. I know some parts of northern CO are looking to secede to Wyoming. I wish them all success.

Imagine if every state seceded most of its land outside of the globohomo cities to strong red states. We could make some real changes in this country.

There is a lot of red tape stopping secession from one state to another or the creation of new states.

 

[eradicator]

Growing number of Oregon counties want to leave Oregon

The five counties in support of the idea join two others — Jefferson and Union — who previously voted in support of the movement, which ideally hopes to flip around three-quarters of Oregon (by are…

www.kron4.com

More Oregon counties vote to leave to become part of greater Idaho. At this rate Idaho will be bigger than Alaska or Texas

 

[Louis IX]

100% support to such kind of initiatives

 

[Dr Mantis Toboggan]

100% support to such kind of initiatives

The US Constitution isn't actually very clear on the process for parts of one state voting to join another, most likely it would fall under the category of two states merging (which requires the consent of both state legislatures as well as Congress) but this isn't 100% clear. Certainly this should show the way forward and the GOP should begin pushing for a Constitutional amendment to allow counties to join neighboring states as long as the county itself votes in favor of the move by referendum, the receiving state legislature votes to allow it, and the land area is contiguous and does not split the original state in two geographically (state the areas are leaving don't get a say). In addition to the Oregon counties that just voted to join Idaho, this could open the door for:

-Eastern Washington and far northern California to join Idaho
-Inland areas of California to join Arizona, Nevada, or "Greater Idaho"
-Most of central New York to Pennsylvania
-Much of southern/western Virginia to West Virginia or North Carolina
-I personally think Georgia going blue in the 2020 elections was an anomaly and will right itself, but if not much of the state could conceivably join Alabama, Florida, or South Carolina
-Downstate Illinois to Indiana, Missouri, or Iowa
-Much of Minnesota to the Dakotas or Iowa
-Much of Wisconsin to Iowa or Michigan
-Much of Colorado to Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, or Kansas


If the Oregon counties can successfully pull this off, which IMO is unlikely but not impossible, it will be an absolute game changer in terms of reshaping the political map (which of course is why the left will fight tooth and nail against it).

 

[Laner]

The left needs the red states for money. Plain and simple, the right has been funding the lefts insanity in a ploy to get people to like them.

But when it comes down to actually seeing a fortification of the rights ideals, the left will fight/cry/stomp/disgrace them into staying. This would turn into a CHAZ at a state level.

 

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

This is the only political course of action that matters. Kudos to the brave people of Oregon.

 

[Dusty]

Deep State and globohomo won’t let this happen.

No one escapes globohomo.

 

[Douglas Quaid]

I live in Central Oregon and although not as bad, it's turning into Portland, Seattle and San Francisco here. This would be great for the normal people in Oregon.

Idaho is one of the best states in the US, and I would gladly welcome Jefferson as well.

 

[fireshark]

No cuck escapes globohomo.

Fixed that.

 

[stugatz]

If there was a way this could possibly work...I'd be ecstatic. I really hope that on some level it can.

 

[Oregoner]

I would be packing my bags and venturing away from the coast if this actually materialized. God bless em'.

 

[fiasco360]

Deep State and globohomo won’t let this happen.

No one escapes globohomo.

Unfortunately I agree. When the entire system is corrupt and there are parasites in every nook and cranny -the only way to escape is violence and sacrifice.

The people who are always talking about political solutions are naive and haven't been paying attention.

 

[Barron]

More of this. I know some parts of northern CO are looking to secede to Wyoming. I wish them all success.

Imagine if every state seceded most of its land outside of the globohomo cities to strong red states. We could make some real changes in this country.

And once a successful secession has taken place, construction of barriers on the new lines should begin immediately to contain the GloboHomo pathogen until it has runs it's course.

Can't have people fleeing into other states bringing their mind cancer with them.

 

[Goldin Boy]

Even if the referendums are successful in the aggrieved counties, this still requires approval and cooperation from Idaho.

99% chance this is just mental masturbation and on the state level Oregon is going to enjoin this.

There's a similar situation here in NY, Upstate NY is so radically politically and socially conservative than the NY Metropolitan Area. But those rural folks conveniently overlook the fact that city-centers are more densely populated and have higher concentrations of wealth (aka taxes). Land doesn't vote, people do.

All conservatives need to do have more kids and generate more wealth(former is easy since careerist woman in cities rarely have kids anymore, preferring houseplants and dogs).

 

[Feyoder]

Growing number of Oregon counties want to leave Oregon

The five counties in support of the idea join two others — Jefferson and Union — who previously voted in support of the movement, which ideally hopes to flip around three-quarters of Oregon (by are…

www.kron4.com

More Oregon counties vote to leave to become part of greater Idaho. At this rate Idaho will be bigger than Alaska or Texas

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Eventually oregon is just portland. Then you build a huge wall around it. Escape from new york style.

 

[BiggNastee]

And once a successful secession has taken place, construction of barriers on the new lines should begin immediately to contain the GloboHomo pathogen until it has runs it's course.

Can't have people fleeing into other states bringing their mind cancer with them.

This is my exact thought(fear) everytime this gets brought up. "Your state is messed up. If you can't handle your neighborhood, why would I want you in mine?"

 

[jordypip23]

Even if the referendums are successful in the aggrieved counties, this still requires approval and cooperation from Idaho.

99% chance this is just mental masturbation and on the state level Oregon is going to enjoin this.

There's a similar situation here in NY, Upstate NY is so radically politically and socially conservative than the NY Metropolitan Area. But those rural folks conveniently overlook the fact that city-centers are more densely populated and have higher concentrations of wealth (aka taxes). Land doesn't vote, people do.

All conservatives need to do have more kids and generate more wealth(former is easy since careerist woman in cities rarely have kids anymore, preferring houseplants and dogs).

Upstate & Western NY state (in particular anywhere north and/or west of Albany) may as well be a different world from NYC. Still a lotta vintage Americana & natural topographic beauty despite a lot more rustbelt poverty & folks just getting by in general. Good point on what ultimately sways the vote / politics.

 

[Barron]

This is my exact thought(fear) everytime this gets brought up. "Your state is messed up. If you can't handle your neighborhood, why would I want you in mine?"

The problem is that one ideology is pervasive and oppressive. It demands your money, your property, your children, your mind, your total submission. And it doesn't stop until it has either converted or killed every last person.

The other ideology empowers the individual. Teaches them to be an independent thinker, earner, and completely self sufficient.

I'm of the latter, thus the constructing of a barrier is to preserve my desired way of life (which demands nothing from anyone). Because I don't want to be forced to submit before the altar of equality at gun point. Because that is where this is going, because that is where it always goes.