Calexit

God you are transparent
Lurk moar.

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Question for Ameriburgers

Which state/region has the biggest socialist presence?

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Yes, another smug liberal paradise will be a small price to pay to undermine imperialist America.

Probably the cities of the Pacific Northwest, California (especially San Francisco), and NYC. As much as Holla Forums hates liberals, they're the group most likely to be radicalized into leftists.

Nope, it would end up being a liberal capitalism at its worst.

California is filled to the brim with lolberts, seceding would make it worse than it is now.
Oregon and Washington state have way more potential to become red tbh.

Along with pacific northwest, I'd say rural northeast. The politics there are pretty left wing. Northeast cities are liberal shithiles though.

Yup. Nothing more accelerationist than an empire crumbling.

Nah, I imagine they'd inspire other states. If anything I would move to Texit because they would have the most guns and thus most potential for self-defense when the US starts wars of imperialism.

"Socialist presence" is not the same thing as "potential for radicalization."

I mean those places have plenty of ex-liberals who have already been radicalized.

Annapolis maryland.

i do support, not because of california being socialist or something (it would be great, in fact they do have the perfect flag yet) but because calexit would mean that usa will fall into crisis.

also, get out of this board liberal scum

California is not self-sustaining. It is already running up on its carrying capacity. It is not like the Northwest which has the resources and infrastructure to grow and support itself. California needs to import resources to support its gigantic consumer population.