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Secessionism v. GTFOism Anonymous 04/28/2020 (Tue) 21:46:32 Id: c52588 No. 2840

A secession movement is usually reserved for one territory trying to leave a political organization with a larger one. Is there a name for a movement whereby the larger organization tries to kick out the smaller one from its organization?

Instead of a Californian or New York secession movement, I think there should be a “GTFO” movement for California or New York. If at least just for the lulz, I want to see the reaction of commie New Yorkers and Californians to large segments of the population not wanting to secede (therefore making them halt their tongues with "muh secessionism=slavery" stupidity), but wanting them to leave the country already.

Anonymous 04/29/2020 (Wed) 06:54:52 Id: fb25cc No. 2855

The only example I know of that is Singapore being kicked out of Malaysia. I don't think we need to discuss which one is better now.

Anonymous 04/29/2020 (Wed) 09:06:05 Id: a591b2 No. 2857

I think this should be done with the territories we have like Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, Virgin Islands and the Northern Marianas Islands. The current state they're in sucks and they've become dependent on America. They really want sovereignty so it would be mutually beneficial to kick them out and let them become free nations. They get to be free and we don't have to spend money on them anymore.

Anonymous 04/29/2020 (Wed) 13:16:50 Id: 2260ac No. 2859

>>2855
Malaysia is trash but Singapore is a far worse nanny state

Anonymous 04/29/2020 (Wed) 13:47:00 Id: fb25cc No. 2860

>>2859
I know, but that's the only example it came to my mind. I know a bit about Singapore but how is the economic freedom in Malaysia?

Anonymous 04/30/2020 (Thu) 01:34:51 Id: 2260ac No. 2884

>>2860
Malaysia is ranked mostly free

Anonymous 04/30/2020 (Thu) 12:08:45 Id: c52588 No. 2892

>>2855
I can't believe I haven't heard of that history.

Anyways, I really like the phrase, "The Californian Expulsion Movement." I really want to see what bullshit fearmongering a Vox article would have to say about it.

Anonymous 04/30/2020 (Thu) 15:44:46 Id: fb25cc No. 2894

>>2892
"How USA (and the world) depends of California for the Internet" and some bullshit about Shiticon Valley and how good are the actual oligopoly of companies of the big sites of the nets those being funded and collaborators of the USA government to impose mass censorship. to try to convince that shithole is some beacon of light.

Anonymous 03/27/2022 (Sun) 10:02:52 Id: 9dca31 No. 5167

Good point. Life may be all fun and games now in the USA, but as offshoring increases, illegal immigration rises, hard-working Americans die off or dropout due to higher taxes and more regulations, the national debt climbs, there is more terrorism as the result of illegal American wars, the police become more brutal enforcing draconian decrees, the US Ponzi economy and stock markets collapse, cash is banned, Americans are implanted with microchips, and real crises and false flags are used to force Americans to go to the gulags and finally to the gas chambers and ovens, will Americans wish that they had spoken out earlier against the dangers of wars, debt, and tyranny?

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