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Posted: 12/31/2022 2:22:45 PM EST
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Get everything east of the Cascades in Washington as well......except maybe Spokane.
eta..Actually I think expelling Portland and Seattle and letting them be their own little city states would be better |
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Quoted: https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/12/31/18/66080165-11588367-image-a-92_1672513048336.jpg https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11588367/GOP-voting-Eastern-Oregon-county-set-twelfth-vote-leave-Democrat-state.html View Quote If you live in Oregon and are in support of this please contact your Stare Reps. The organizers are trying to get a resolution introduced and onto the flloor. A State resolution would only require official negotiation to start with Idaho's Legislature |
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Having lived in both western and eastern Washington, just divide Oregon and Washington with a North-South line, rather than an East-West line. Down the Cascades would do fine.
Same number of states. |
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Quoted: https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/12/31/18/66080165-11588367-image-a-92_1672513048336.jpg https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11588367/GOP-voting-Eastern-Oregon-county-set-twelfth-vote-leave-Democrat-state.html View Quote Let's just leave idaho out of this . It's fine just like it is. |
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Quoted: Get everything east of the Cascades in Washington as well......except maybe Spokane. eta..Actually I think expelling Portland and Seattle and letting them be their own little city states would be better View Quote Attached File |
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Been posted here several times over the last couple of years. It’s not gonna get anywhere. Way too many hurdles for it to happen.
Regardless of how residents vote, to actually change the states' borders would require lawmakers in Oregon, Idaho and U.S. Congress to sign off on it. View Quote |
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so, what are all the "...drr just move to anudder state" bro's say, when the lib states move to them?
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They can make new states, but leave Idaho as Idaho. We really don't need more people from OR and WA. The less-insane parts of those states can eject the big cities and do their own thing if they want.
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Quoted: And there it. Is. Balkanization begins in USA. View Quote I support it in the simple principle that people should have the right to be represented. The rural areas feel underrepresented and they are. But people make up a state not dirt and trees. Thus the rural populations want to secede and form Greater Idaho. |
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Quoted: so, what are all the "...drr just move to anudder state" bro's say, when the lib states move to them? View Quote |
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Quoted: And there it. Is. Balkanization begins in USA. View Quote The US was balkanized at its inception. We were never one single nation, but a union of nation states that formed a government together to win a war of independence and to grow economically and provide protection to one another from outside threats. After we won our independence and stated expansion, we balkanized even more over slave owning support or non support. With the Louisiana purchase, we went further into those territories by compromising and adding one free state for every slave state. We are not one nation, and the quicker we get back to functioning like that, the sooner we can get back to the constitution, because that's what the constitution spells out. We are not going to get better as a nation until we strip away power from the liberal communists. The way to do that under our system of government is by population adjustment, by forming new states from old one, making the rural areas larger in population, and reducing the commie population's control. This is the only way forward, other than a civil war at some point, or a revolution, of course not by our side, but as always, by the communists as they try to overthrow the constitution by force. We only have two realistic options when everything is controlled by the commies in the federal government and many state governments. |
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As good as that would be
They should just split West Oregon/East Oregon! |
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I would love to see that happen. Oregon is a beautiful state ran by imbeciles.
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Quoted: Get everything east of the Cascades in Washington as well......except maybe Spokane. eta..Actually I think expelling Portland and Seattle and letting them be their own little city states would be better View Quote If you took a line that is about 30 miles east of Interstate 5 from the Canadian border south to about 50 miles south of Eugene, Oregon, you could make that the liberal Oregon/Washington. The remainder of both states are much more conservative and would probably vote to go with greater Idaho/Jefferson (with the exception of Deschutes County around Bend, Oregon). |
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Ask anyone from Idaho if they support this.Beacause I want to date a supermodel doesnt mean she wants to date me.
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Unless you have some way of keeping the locusts out, this is just a fantasy.
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Quoted: Ask anyone from Idaho if they support this.Beacause I want to date a supermodel doesnt mean she wants to date me. View Quote The positive sales pitch for this happening is "All those people moving from OR to ID that you hate? Yeah, they'll stay put because now they would be free of OR politics/taxes/etc. without having to relocate." So, if letting them be ID residents without crowding our traffic and messing with our housing market = yeah, that's a benefit. Further, the pitch purports that the people that vote to leave OR are probably not Portland liberals – they like the mess they've created. Idaho gets more tax dollars and a bigger voting block without crowding the existing borders. Hooray, say some. The negative side pitch back: you've got to figure: Yeah, it'll probably prevent some people from moving to crowd up ID, but next few elections, there's no way all those Oregonians were salt-of-the-earth conservatives. Perhaps a majority because they otherwise wouldn't have voted to leave, right? Mmmm... maybe. But the trapped liberals in those counties will immedately start voting anti-Idaho values and tip things wrong for the whole state in a few years. Boo say some. It's an interesting experiment. My family is mostly ID native, not sure where I stand. |
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Quoted: Having lived in both western and eastern Washington, just divide Oregon and Washington with a North-South line, rather than an East-West line. Down the Cascades would do fine. Same number of states. View Quote And then Spokane and Bend become the cities that rule the roost. With the Hispanic vote it becomes a purple state at best. Still better than the current situation though. |
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Quoted: The US was balkanized at its inception. We were never one single nation, but a union of nation states that formed a government together to win a war of independence and to grow economically and provide protection to one another from outside threats. After we won our independence and stated expansion, we balkanized even more over slave owning support or non support. With the Louisiana purchase, we went further into those territories by compromising and adding one free state for every slave state. We are not one nation, and the quicker we get back to functioning like that, the sooner we can get back to the constitution, because that's what the constitution spells out. We are not going to get better as a nation until we strip away power from the liberal communists. The way to do that under our system of government is by population adjustment, by forming new states from old one, making the rural areas larger in population, and reducing the commie population's control. This is the only way forward, other than a civil war at some point, or a revolution, of course not by our side, but as always, by the communists as they try to overthrow the constitution by force. We only have two realistic options when everything is controlled by the commies in the federal government and many state governments. View Quote I agree with most of which you stated. However, the vote cheating, i.e. stuffing ballot boxes, counting votes for weeks after an election, Dominion vote cheating machines, etc. must be addressed, too. |
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Greater Idaho will never happen and the carve out around Bend OR is hilarious.
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So this desire/rumor/idea has been going around and around for years.
It will never happen. . |
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AIUI, The Constitution says that both Congress and the State Legislature must consent to any alterations to a State’s territory. The Counties don’t get a say.
So it’s unlikely to happen. |
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I'd like to a push for a new state for the group wanting to go Idaho.
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Quoted: Exactly. Screw Washington, Screw Oregon. We dont want you. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Ask anyone from Idaho if they support this.Beacause I want to date a supermodel doesnt mean she wants to date me. Exactly. Screw Washington, Screw Oregon. We dont want you. |
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Some of us gave up a hell of a lot to move out of that area, so if you want to live in Idaho then fucking work for it.
I don't want any part of this, although having a port in Idaho would be kind of cool. |
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Quoted: The positive sales pitch for this happening is "All those people moving from OR to ID that you hate? Yeah, they'll stay put because now they would be free of OR politics/taxes/etc. without having to relocate." So, if letting them be ID residents without crowding our traffic and messing with our housing market = yeah, that's a benefit. Further, the pitch purports that the people that vote to leave OR are probably not Portland liberals – they like the mess they've created. Idaho gets more tax dollars and a bigger voting block without crowding the existing borders. Hooray, say some. The negative side pitch back: you've got to figure: Yeah, it'll probably prevent some people from moving to crowd up ID, but next few elections, there's no way all those Oregonians were salt-of-the-earth conservatives. Perhaps a majority because they otherwise wouldn't have voted to leave, right? Mmmm... maybe. But the trapped liberals in those counties will immedately start voting anti-Idaho values and tip things wrong for the whole state in a few years. Boo say some. It's an interesting experiment. My family is mostly ID native, not sure where I stand. View Quote No, if you live in Idaho and are a conservative, Boo Say all. |
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