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The scenario: The federal government has been dismantled and now only exists essentially as a ghost, the only areas in which it has authority over the states are in area of standardizing transportation, communication, commerce, and in organizing for the common defense.
The rest of the states either become independent states or join into small confederations with neighboring states, that grouping becoming what is in effect now the new federal government.
Which states do you think would form up into blocks?
The way I was thinking it was.....
California, Washington State, Nevada and Washington probably go one way.
Texas goes its own way, might take Oklahoma with it.
Florida DEFIANTLY goes off on it's own-it is liberal surrounded in a sea of conservatism.
Main, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island would probably all go together.
New York and New Jersey would defiantly pair up, probably bring along Connecticut.
I bet you most of the south would stay together.... unsure if Virginia would stay though.
So you have north and south carolina, georgia, alabama, tennessee, kentucky, arkansas and mississippi.
NO clue where Loiusiana would go.
Mid west.... not sure-I am not sure how that would be carved up.....
Hawaii and Alaska... no clue.
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The scenario: The federal government has been dismantled and now only exists essentially as a ghost, the only areas in which it has authority over the states are in area of standardizing transportation, communication, commerce, and in organizing for the common defense.
The rest of the states either become independent states or join into small confederations with neighboring states, that grouping becoming what is in effect now the new federal government.
Which states do you think would form up into blocks?
The way I was thinking it was.....
California, Washington State, Nevada and Washington probably go one way.
Texas goes its own way, might take Oklahoma with it.
Florida DEFIANTLY goes off on it's own-it is liberal surrounded in a sea of conservatism.
Main, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island would probably all go together.
New York and New Jersey would defiantly pair up, probably bring along Connecticut.
I bet you most of the south would stay together.... unsure if Virginia would stay though.
So you have north and south carolina, georgia, alabama, tennessee, kentucky, arkansas and mississippi.
NO clue where Loiusiana would go.
Mid west.... not sure-I am not sure how that would be carved up.....
Hawaii and Alaska... no clue.
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