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Separatist movements in the US Fan Art by hailmotherpoland
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A large poster, showing the Scandinavian boys, on thick Gloss Art 170gsm paper.
Fan Art: Separatist movements in the US
A picture with a lot of the separatist movements in the US today
Cascadia: A nature loving, Aryan Nazi
CSA: The south still wants to come back, but they won't
Lakotah: the Lakotah people want their own country
Vermont: Some People in Vermont want an independent country again
Texas: Doesn't want to admit it too much, but he wants independence again
By: hailmotherpoland 8th August 2011
9:34pm Sat 25th Feb #8200811
I'd say Alaska has a stronger separate identity than Vermont or Texas, though Alaska could also be a part of Cascadia, along with British Columbia.
I'd say Alaska has a stronger separate identity than Vermont or Texas, though Alaska could also be a part of Cascadia, along with British Columbia.
1:26pm Tue 25th Oct #838630
@lonelyamerican - Yes, and re-gathering my brain in Germany now and then.
@lonelyamerican - Yes, and re-gathering my brain in Germany now and then.
11:20am Fri 26th Aug #662071
@forestoflarexk Oh I said "Moron" not "Mormon", but yes... One guy has 50 wives while others none, and they watch this one dude humping their mothers/sisters and are OK with it? OK, they ought to be all morons or eunochs.
@forestoflarexk Oh I said "Moron" not "Mormon", but yes... One guy has 50 wives while others none, and they watch this one dude humping their mothers/sisters and are OK with it? OK, they ought to be all morons or eunochs.
2:50pm Thu 25th Aug #660343
Some of them have a point, if anything Some I'm clearly for personally native American independence, I also don't see the harm in some others, the case of Utah... Mormons I'd assume the Mormons(as a cult) effectively function as parasites... So an indendance movement is especially unlikely, parasites are less likely to want to seperate from their hosts, then symbiots... It seams. @Stoutviking also Mormon men have about 50 wives meaning most men have no wives,,, how a polygyniousr system works without polyandry, is simply it doesn't.
Some of them have a point, if anything Some I'm clearly for personally native American independence, I also don't see the harm in some others, the case of Utah... Mormons I'd assume the Mormons(as a cult) effectively function as parasites... So an indendance movement is especially unlikely, parasites are less likely to want to seperate from their hosts, then symbiots... It seams. @Stoutviking also Mormon men have about 50 wives meaning most men have no wives,,, how a polygyniousr system works without polyandry, is simply it doesn't.
1:50am Tue 9th Aug #610965
Oh yes, I seen this funny ass BBC documentary about all the loonies and separatists in US, including some inbreeding polygamists in Utah. Yeah, do Utah, some buck toothed moron with 7 wives and 40 kids, living in a trailer and saying that THIS is God's country and all, and Jesus was a Texan or whatever.
Oh yes, I seen this funny ass BBC documentary about all the loonies and separatists in US, including some inbreeding polygamists in Utah. Yeah, do Utah, some buck toothed moron with 7 wives and 40 kids, living in a trailer and saying that THIS is God's country and all, and Jesus was a Texan or whatever.
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@ StoutViking @forestsofflarexk Guys, all of you who are saying mormons are backward yutz with 50 wives are way behind. They banned polygamy a while back, plus, I have known Mormons, they're actually really nice people. Most do live in Utah though, they did found Utah, and made it a state. It was were their mass migration stopped, after being ran from NY all the way to UT by angry people. They don't really seem like a type for revolution.
@Alaskan I'm with ya, Alaska does have a better case at it than Vermont, and I think they want it more, but I disagree on they have it more than Texas. Texas was actually an independent country for 12 years, so yeah..
Anyways.. Vermont has no reason to want that, but the others, yes