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I'm starting to empathize with Texas trying to leave the Union.
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I kind of doubt an independent Texas would be any less of a fascist police state.
oh, i agree wholeheartedly.. thats where the current federal administration is getting a lot of their terrible ideas.
i think what op is referring to is a general 'but my states rights' even though the original idea was 'i want my state to have the right to be an absolutely racist piece of shit'.
They are certianly trying to beat the rest of the States to 1862 levels of fascism.