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minus-square@acosmichippo@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish30•edit-22 months agobut how can you pledge allegiance to two separate entities? scenario A: if texas ever attempted secession then you’d have to break one of your pledges. scenario B: Texas always remains loyal to the US, which makes the texas pledge superfluous. you pledged allegiance to the US which includes texas.
minus-square@NegativeInf@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink24•2 months agoIt’s to incept the idea of secession into little kids head’s. Paint Texas as self sufficient and not dependent at all. Then make em want to leave. I hate this state, but if all the liberals leave, it will only get worse for the next set of young people born here.
but how can you pledge allegiance to two separate entities?
scenario A: if texas ever attempted secession then you’d have to break one of your pledges.
scenario B: Texas always remains loyal to the US, which makes the texas pledge superfluous. you pledged allegiance to the US which includes texas.
It’s to incept the idea of secession into little kids head’s. Paint Texas as self sufficient and not dependent at all. Then make em want to leave.
I hate this state, but if all the liberals leave, it will only get worse for the next set of young people born here.