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Secession Should be Moreso Thought of as Re-Federalization

Sep 13, 2024
2 min read
 - Jake - 10-19-2023
Secession has earned a bad name in many respects.  Many think that it is a nationalist trend that wishes to turn Texas and other States into nations.  Yes, there are the fringe who might think that, many of whom could be cointel programs by the fraudsters in our govt who we give free money to with no better job to keep in the high cotton.  But we need to re-enforce the fact that federal governments are an advent of a social technology in much the same way that 10-base numbers were to math, and arguably more important, affectually at least.
Secession would be moreso akin to re-federalization, with federalization being paramount to modern governance at any rate or level.  So, by the aspect of secession, the conclusion of re-federalization is already implied, which would have been well known to earlier lawmen, in the same way that Civil Rights allow for the law to cover any sort of deprivation from happening to a citizen without that tort needing to be listed specifically, it is simply implied.
Federal fraud is able to seceded from, then the issues dealt with in a stately fashion and then of course re-federalization must occur.  A good way to proof that would be to ask yourself what would be the best way to deal with fraud in a federal fashion, and of course the answer would be to secede from it.  Or of course you could anti-secede, and do a sort of double secession, where you move into a larger federation with other countries also seceding away from federal fraud and towards a greater federation, which would be obvious.
That sounds great but we simply do not have the time or funds right now to even go that far, we can't even afford a professional webpage, frown. 

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