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Skriven 2009-07-14 08:22:20 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
  Kommentar till text 34452 av Lee Lofaso (3:800/432.0)
Ärende: King of Pop is Dead
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10 Jul 09 09:35, Lee Lofaso wrote to Roy Witt:

 LL> Hello Roy,

 >> LL>Texas could secede.  And would, if the governor of Texas gets
 >> LL>to have his way.

 >> RW>Actually, you have that backwards. Texas can and would secede if
 >> the
 >> RW>people deem it necessary. Governor Perry has stated in defense of
 >> RW>the federal government; 'why bother to secede from the union when
 >> we
 >> RW>have a means to repair the federal government at hand?'

 >> LL>Any state can secede.

 RW>> It says that where in any federal document?

 LL> Where does it say a state cannot secede?

So, you cannot answer the question, since nothing that you claim ever
existed.

 >> LL>Not just Texas.

 RW>> There are over 35 states considering it right now.

 LL> Maybe that is the real reason why Sarah Palin is resigning as
 LL> governor of Alaska.  She wants to run for President of the United
 LL> State of Alaska.

Stupid speculation noted.

 >> LL>It has happened before.

 RW>> Unfortunately, it won't be any easier now than it was then.

 LL> What we have today is a house built of cards.  It won't take
 LL> long for the house to crumble once a few cards have been removed.

The United States Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force AND National Guard are
all Federal, not Louisiana Malitia...Even if the states had their own
Malitia, it could never compete with the above and win. Of course you know
that the US President is in charge of the above as well.

 >> LL>And it is likely to happen again at some time in the future.

 RW>> Perhaps.

 LL> Almost a certainty.

See above. It would be much easier to peaceably fix the problem from
within, than it would be for each state to go it alone. Texas could
survive, but there are many states who wouldn't.

 >> LL>In which case Roy will be sure to invite you to his home in the
 >> LL>Republic of Texas.

 >> RW>Doubtful...Texans don't like weasals who spunge off of others...and
 >> RW>it's legal to shoot vermin on sight here.

 >> LL>With the weather being unusually warm and the waters of the Gulf of
 >> LL>Mexico almost at the boiling point, expect another few hundred
 >> LL>thousand refugees from New Orleans to come your way this coming
 >> fall
 >> LL>when the next hurricane strikes.

 RW>> I'd suggest that you do north instead.

 LL> The current population of New Orleans is down by 178,000 people,
 LL> with a total of 312,000 remaining, a bit more than half of them
 LL> black.

I always thought it would have been a great idea to give the blacks their
own state, such as Louisiana. That way there would only be two black
Senators and a handful of black Congressmen. I bet there'd be a big
migration of all the other 49 state's blacks headed for Nawlins...then
y'all could grow watamelons and build fences to sit on whilist youse eats
those melons.

 LL> If another hurricane similar to Katrina were to hit New Orleans the
 LL> population of the city will become under 100,000.  The metropolitan
 LL> area might be somewhat larger, at about 150,000.  A far cry from days
 LL> pre-Katrina.

Look at it this way. The Mississippi originates in a land of crisp clean
air and blue skys Babe the Blue Ox and giant, Paul Bunyon watching over
it. It flows down towards the Gulf and gathers all of everybody's garbage
and excrement on the way. Pretty soon all of the 'floatsome' hits the
toilet of Nawlins. Just like living in a cess pool...

 >> LL>If Houston doesn't have enough room for them, I am sure San Antonio
 >> LL>will take them in.

 RW>> You havn't heard what they're saying about Louisiana refugees being
 RW>> the biggest bunch of leaches in this hemisphere.

 LL> Why work when you don't have to?  The way I look at it, that is the
 LL> way every person on the face of this planet should live his/her life.
 LL> Not just in this hemisphere.

That figures. You're a Democrat, so what you've said is no stretch of the
imagination, thus describing the rest of the cess pool.

                R\%/itt

Joy lives in the fight, in the attempt, in the suffering involved, not in
the victory itself.

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