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(12,657 posts)unweird
(3,306 posts)LoisB
(13,543 posts)PuraVidaDreamin
(4,698 posts)50 Shades Of Blue
(11,504 posts)Tomconroy
(7,611 posts)Peacetrain
(24,293 posts)Irish_Dem
(82,480 posts)United West and East coasts of America.
FalloutShelter
(14,654 posts)RANDYWILDMAN
(3,181 posts)woodsprite
(12,592 posts)brush
(61,033 posts)But it got screwed up by guns.
applegrove
(133,189 posts)Thtwudbeme
(7,737 posts)I am telling my husband- I would be willing to put money on Cascadia trying to leave to join Canada, as well as Vermont and New Hampshire.
Borders are NOT set in stone no matter how much we want to shoot fireworks off and yell--- this country is not that old.
MiHale
(13,197 posts)both in geography and attitude.
Model35mech
(2,047 posts)While I can't predict the future, I really don't wish that on my fellow Midwesterners.
The dissolution of America isn't happening at a state level. It's actually happening at a county and township level.
That really makes state secession unviable, while it makes local civil unrest more likely. IMO don't think American civil war, think the break up of Yugoslavia.
Metaphorical
(2,662 posts)Vancouver is considered the northern part of the Puget Sound, while Seattle is the southern part. Vancouver, WA, is also just across the Columbia river from Portland (and was the home of the original Ft. Vancouver before it relocated to Victoria in 1862).
Southern Cascadia would jump at the chance to join Northern Cascadia.
LakeArenal
(29,949 posts)MiHale
(13,197 posts)dweller
(28,729 posts)n/t
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MLAA
(19,810 posts)Dave says
(5,477 posts)Thomas Hurt
(13,995 posts)C_U_L8R
(49,550 posts)Different Drummer
(9,083 posts)dweller
(28,729 posts)Turtle Island
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Just A Box Of Rain
(5,104 posts)CurtEastPoint
(20,102 posts)bluestarone
(22,468 posts)Hitlerville
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(1,085 posts)Bev54
(13,525 posts)Separated
KY_EnviroGuy
(14,796 posts)KY.......
Iggo
(50,069 posts)Hugin
(38,024 posts)
Hell
ornotna
(11,565 posts)Past tense for monster.