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And pretty much the rest of the world thinks the same thing. So really, yes, butthurt might be a lazy way of putting it, but when that's what most of the so-called free world thinks, does the laziness matter?Note to everyone: This isn't meant to be seen as being prejudiced or anything of the like, and it isn't meant to reinforce stereotypes, it is just a reason why to support secession.
Now to begin.
Strop I would like a source claiming that most of the world (let's say 80% of all nations) think that all these petitioners (the number of which is above 200,000 now) are "butthurt".
I myself (not being American) would think that a state leaving a country like America and becoming their own nation would be smart. Not particularly because of Obama, but instead because of the problems with America.
- Inconceivably high National Debt.
- Poor health care system.
- Crime.
- Poverty.
- Pollution.
- Education.
- Over spending on the U.S.A. army.
- Ridiculous spending on icecream ($20 billion dollars)
The list can go on and on and on, it could be never ending actually (hyperbole for emphasis) , but alas I think I've made my point. America is on an irreversibly steep decline, so why not allow states who wish to leave, leave? There is no feasible or practical cure for any/most of these issues America is facing, and even if there is a president who over time could fix these issues, he or she would be kicked out of office after eight years, which is not long enough to fix America's problems.
So when a country is in such a decline and people simply want out after waiting a life time for these issues to be fixed, what do people say?
"Haha, what butthurt losers, just because they've lost an election they want to leave? There is definitely no rational explanation for their actions, just being butthurt."
P.S. Here is a quote I found on the internet showing a few of the problems with Obama.
"Look at the string of broken promises. If you like your health care plan, you can keep it. Try telling that to the 20 million people who are projected to lose their health insurance if Obamacare goes through or the 7.4 million seniors who are going to lose it.
Or remember when he said this: I guarantee if you make less than $250,000, your taxes wonât go up. Of the 21 tax increases in Obamacare, 12 of them hit the middle class.
Or remember when he said health insurance premiums will go down $2,500 per family, per year? Theyâve gone up $3,000, and theyâre expected to go up another $2,400.
Or remember when he said, âI promise by the end of my first term Iâll cut the deficit in half in four yearsâ? Weâve had four budgets, four trillion-dollar deficits.
...Weâve got to tackle this debt crisis before it tackles us. The president likes to say he has a plan. He gave a speech. We asked his budget office, âCan we see the plan?â They sent us to the press secretary. He gave us a copy of the speech. We asked the Congressional Budget Office, âTell us what President Obamaâs plan is to prevent a debt crisis.â They said, âItâs a speech, we canât estimate speeches.â
You see, thatâs what we get in this administration â" speeches â" but weâre not getting leadership." -- Paul Ryan"
Lastly here is a comic I found on the internet emphasizing my point as to what is wrong with America.
Some history on secession.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1112/83856.html
One thing ht annoys me about this secession business is that it's likely in four years when we vote for the next president these same people will be pounding their chest talking about how they are true Americans and patriots.