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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5525972" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Blue would easily beat red?&nbsp; Reds are much more likely to have served in the military.&nbsp; The military consists of a lot more Reds.&nbsp; Reds tend to own a lot of guns for both protection and hunting.&nbsp; And country boys tend to be Red.&nbsp; Either you&#039;re trolling or haven&#039;t thought this through.&nbsp; Personally to avoid bloodshed we need to recognize the two sides don&#039;t have much in common and break up the country along political majority lines grouping states together.&nbsp; If the Northeast or the West Coast wants to continue to push liberal ideology let them.&nbsp; If the Southeast or Midwest wants to stay conservative let them.&nbsp; Go as extreme as you want in your majority liberal state.&nbsp; &nbsp; No trying to push what you believe on conservative states.&nbsp; And vice versa.&nbsp; Just observe the basic tenets of the Constitution.&nbsp; No shutting down churches in Blue states.&nbsp; No discrimination against minorities in Red states.&nbsp; But if Blue states don&#039;t allow the display of the Ten Commandments in public or Red states don&#039;t allow CRT in schools fine.&nbsp; If people feel their state is too extreme in either direction then they can move to a state they&#039;re more comfortable with.&nbsp; Let&#039;s stop trying to push our values on others and since some can&#039;t help themselves and want to control everything and everyone we should voluntarily separate ourselves.&nbsp; Either that or we can continue to push hatred until a civil war really does erupt.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5525972, member: 24302"] Blue would easily beat red? Reds are much more likely to have served in the military. The military consists of a lot more Reds. Reds tend to own a lot of guns for both protection and hunting. And country boys tend to be Red. Either you're trolling or haven't thought this through. Personally to avoid bloodshed we need to recognize the two sides don't have much in common and break up the country along political majority lines grouping states together. If the Northeast or the West Coast wants to continue to push liberal ideology let them. If the Southeast or Midwest wants to stay conservative let them. Go as extreme as you want in your majority liberal state. No trying to push what you believe on conservative states. And vice versa. Just observe the basic tenets of the Constitution. No shutting down churches in Blue states. No discrimination against minorities in Red states. But if Blue states don't allow the display of the Ten Commandments in public or Red states don't allow CRT in schools fine. If people feel their state is too extreme in either direction then they can move to a state they're more comfortable with. Let's stop trying to push our values on others and since some can't help themselves and want to control everything and everyone we should voluntarily separate ourselves. Either that or we can continue to push hatred until a civil war really does erupt. [/QUOTE]

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