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An Open Letter of Secession

 
 
Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 06:35 pm
Dear Friends: I did not write this (but wish I had). Just an e-mail I wanted to share.

Dear Conservatives:

We're ticked off at the way you've treated California, and we've decided
we're leaving. We intend to form our own country, and we're taking the
other Blue States with us.

In case you aren't aware, that includes Hawaii, Oregon, Washington,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and all the Northeast. We believe
this split will be beneficial to the nation, and especially to the people
of the new country of New California.

To sum up briefly:
You get Texas, Oklahoma, and all the slave states.
We get stem cell research and most of the best beaches.
We get Elliot Spitzer. You get Ken Lay.
We get the Statue of Liberty. You get OpryLand.
We get Intel and Microsoft. You get WorldCom.
We get Harvard. You get Ole' Miss.
We get 85 percent of America's venture capital and entrepreneurs. You get
Alabama.
We get two-thirds of the tax revenue. You get to make the red states pay
their fair share.
Since our aggregate divorce rate is 22 percent lower than the Christian
Coalition's, we get a bunch of happy families. You get a bunch of single
moms.

Please be aware that Nuevo California will be prochoice and antiwar and
we're going to want all our citizens back from Iraq at once. If you need
people to fight, ask your evangelicals. They have kids they're apparently
willing to send to their deaths for no purpose and they don't care if you
don't show pictures of their children's caskets coming home. We do wish you
success in Iraq and hope that the WMDs turn up, but we're not willing to
spend our resources in Bush's Quagmire.

With the Blue States in hand, we will have firm control of 80 percent of
the country's fresh water, more than 90 percent of the pineapple and lettuce,
92 percent of the nation's fresh fruit, 95 percent of America's quality wines
(you can serve French wines at state dinners), 90 percent of all cheese, 90
percent of the high tech industry, most of the U.S. low-sulfur coal, all
living redwoods, sequoias, and condors, all the Ivy and Seven Sister
schools, plus Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Cal Tech, and MIT.

With the Red States, on the other hand, you will have to cope with 88
percent of all obese Americans (and their projected health care costs), 92
percent of all U.S. mosquitoes, nearly 100 percent of the tornadoes, 90
percent of the hurricanes, 99 percent of all Southern Baptists, virtually
100 percent of all televangelists, Rush Limbaugh, Bob Jones University,
Clemson, and the University of Georgia.

We get Hollywood and Yosemite, thank you.

Additionally, 38 percent of those in the Red states believe Jonah was
actually swallowed by a whale, 62 percent believe life is sacred unless
we're discussing the death penalty or gun laws, 44 percent say that
evolution is only a theory, 53 percent that Saddam was involved in 9/11 and
61 percent of you crazies believe you are people with higher morals then we
lefties.

Sincerely,

The Brain Trust States
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dlowan
 
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Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 06:45 pm
I love it - though I probably shouldn't!!!
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Eva
 
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Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 08:05 pm
Too true.

Buuuuut......that also means we get to keep corn on the cob, fried chicken and pecan pie...and they have to keep tofu and sprouts.

Maybe it isn't such a bad idea after all.
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 08:07 pm
I guess this is what they call being a good loser and waiting for your turn to come again.
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Eva
 
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Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 08:24 pm
<sigh>

That's about all I CAN do, Brandon.
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Merry Andrew
 
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Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 09:51 pm
We do so grow corn in some of the Blue states. Not sure about pecans. And I'll miss the pecan pie more than the corn on the cob.
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OperaGhost
 
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Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 10:46 pm
Oh we have some darn good corn on the cob here in RI. Wink I would miss pecans though. And real cole slaw and potatoes with gravy.
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Merry Andrew
 
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Reply Wed 17 Aug, 2005 10:52 pm
They grow potatoes in Maine. You don't know how to make gravy? Wait...I've got a recipe here somewhere. I'll find it for you. And cole slaw is made mainly from cabbage and carrots, all cold climate crops.
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dlowan
 
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Reply Thu 18 Aug, 2005 02:19 am
Aren't you gonna have trade arrangements with the dummy states?

You can still BUY stuff from them!

And - they'll need the money...
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Setanta
 
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Reply Thu 18 Aug, 2005 06:15 am
Trade agreements would be difficult to frame when one is reduced to drawing pictures . . .
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dlowan
 
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Reply Thu 18 Aug, 2005 06:31 am
X



What was so hard about that?
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Green Witch
 
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Reply Thu 18 Aug, 2005 07:24 am
Pecans grow very nicely in Southern NJ and on Long Island. Some of the best fried chicken I ever had was Vermont - I'm not worried.
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Merry Andrew
 
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Reply Thu 18 Aug, 2005 07:29 am
dlowan's right, though. These are needless worries. I suspect the Retardates...er...Red States would soon be knocking on our door, seeking favorable trade agreements. And applying to send their kids to, say, Princeton.
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