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It’s sad the times we’re living through. When I was growing up and getting smarter in school, I expected the rest of the world was too.
Yet, its 2023 and we still have Nazi’s out there thinking it’s okay to hate and people who think the world is flat.
That's exactly how I feel, I thought the world would get better and better, not take a hopefully temporary nose dive. Now I think it's like a roller coaster that goes through fire or water on the bottom and we have to not let the world go too far down or stay there too long. I wish we knew more when we were at the top of the hill too.
Also thinking that somehow the NE states could be self-sustaining. Exactly what cureency would this country use? How would they feed their citizens? Do they think that population could survive on just cranberries and maple syrup? Would they expect to be allowed to stay on the electrical grid without paying for the infrastructure upkeep? Do they have refineries to process crude into useable fuels?
As usual, those who dont know history are doomed to repeat it and these dools obviously slept through history class and disnt pay attention to why the CSA was dooned to fall.
There are countries that import things which they cannot produce domestically. Though not sure who would want to do business with such a country. Actually sadly probably a lot of US states would want to. Not like this would ever happen though lol.
That was a lot of words, to say absolutely nothing. Are you a politician?
In New England of all places. Morons.
Never been in backwoods Maine, huh.
Just saying there are a lot of other regions in the US that would be more fertile ground for this type of endeavor.
Well if they were rational, they wouldn't be racists, but there is certainly a fixation on New England among certain groups. It's not very common but this isn't the first time this idea has been floated, like the inbred cousin of the idea of the Great White North, which means "snowy" to some and something else to a certain sort.
I'd guess they chose the area because of the relatively low population. They figure they can outnumber the locals like the libertarians have been trying to do in New Hampshire.
Outnumbered by a bunch of liberals
We probably outnumber these pussy bitches by 20 to 1. If it ever comes to blows.
I like the cut of your jib!
And thats assuming you fight them fairly, I personally dont believe in fighting anyone but my kith and kin fairly.
we just call that the luck of the Irish
Get ready for russia funding bullshit like this in the lead-up to the election. Fucking useful idiots.
New England is mostly white not because they’re racist, it’s because they didn’t have slaves. These idiots are going to find out about the 20th Maine if they want to see how New Englanders treat racists.
Yes and no… New England did have sundown towns and exclusionary zoning.
I do agree that the region is outwardly more liberal and progressive, but my feeling is also that it’s values haven’t been tested as much as other areas. In the past when it’s values were tested, it hasn’t always been perfect. I say this as a New Englander. That said, it’s worlds away from a place like the South. And, I do appreciate the values of the area even if they aren’t always consistently upheld. It is better than unapologetic and outward racism.
Lmao trying that in New England is wild.
Idaho is leaking.
Ah, the free stater scum that flocked here in the early 2000s. These losers came mostly from the south and are slowly getting priced out of the area due to high property taxes (we have no state income tax, so property taxes are quite high).
These morons also seem to think that the US would just let it happen, and be open to trade with them.
New Hampshire, I presume? I had to move to the midwest on account of those ever increasingly absurd property takes because "all of the tourists will go somewhere else if we have a sales tax!" Such nonsense. When I left, there were more Massholes living in the NH seacoast than local folk. Buncha dubbas.
Fun fact, the symbol on their flag is sold on Etsy and Amazon Handmade! Artisanal hate paraphernalia!
Lol the fucking hate pizza? 😆
It's called a Sonnenrad, Google sonnenrad jewelry to see all the businesses profiting from hate symbols!
I mean, yeah, that's pretty much what they do, isn't it?
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Decrying “enemies” that are “all around us” and vowing to defend racial “integrity,” the People’s Initiative of New England published a revolutionary manifesto on July 27 advocating “separation from the United States of America.”
The initiative, he insists, seeks to “blackpill” Americans who’ve bought into “Tucker Carlson and the ‘great replacement’ conspiracy theory” and move them down the “pipeline” to full-fledged fascism.
“The only way you achieve a white ethnostate is the forced removal of, or mass killings of, people of color, right?” PINE is “using synonyms,” Goldsmith believes, “but still seeking to accomplish the same ethnic-cleansing goals of the neo-Nazi version of their brand.”
But NSC-131’s own literature, announcing the launch of PINE, explained the relationship between the two groups: “The Nationalist Social Club was conceived and implemented as the vanguard of our people,” reads a Telegram post from April.
NSC-131 has also recently amped up its public relations — seemingly in response to the dossier distributed by Task Force Butler that labeled them “a violent terrorist gang” that engages in “harassment against religious, racial, and ethnic minorities, the LGBTQIA+ community, and others deemed ‘enemies.’”
The group also insists: “We reject any and all false assertions that we are in any way a gang, criminal enterprise, or terrorist group.” (It also denigrates Task Force Butler founder Goldsmith as “Goldbrick,” blasting him as “a Jew who engages in deception for a living.”)
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