Really?Originally Posted by rossco
Are we now doing state flags too?
Skizo requested texas flag.
Then I'd like this one added to my profile:
(A bit smaller, obviously)
Kentish old lady
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Really?Are we now doing state flags too?
Skizo requested texas flag.
Then I'd like this one added to my profile:
(A bit smaller, obviously)
woowoo
I dont want to do states and provinces and stuff tho, unless there are already some in the list?
I wouldn't know which is a country or osme european state/province.
effendi
There are only countries in the list atm - unless someone wants to argue that some aren't truly countries if you follow the dictionary definition ... meh.
If someone really, really wanted to show their state/province's flag then they could always put it in the av or sig.
I plan on beating him to death with his kids. I'll use them as a bludgeon on his face. -
--Good for them if they survive.
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The Lone Star State.
Every State in the USA has the theoretical right to withdraw from the Federation at any time.
The fact that the only time this was attempted led to a long and bloody war of conquest of the said states, now incorrectly refered to as a "Civil War" is immaterial.
An It Harm None, Do What You Will
woowoo
Until then the US flag can be used...The Lone Star State.
Every State in the USA has the theoretical right to withdraw from the Federation at any time.
The fact that the only time this was attempted led to a long and bloody war of conquest of the said states, now incorrectly refered to as a "Civil War" is immaterial.
Software Farmer
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There are only countries in the list atm - unless someone wants to argue that some aren't truly countries if you follow the dictionary definition ... meh.
If someone really, really wanted to show their state/province's flag then they could always put it in the av or sig.
Good point if some redneck wants the Confederate flag , which is a right he or she can do in the av's or sig's .
Last edited by peat moss; 09-17-2005 at 03:22 AM.
Long live Hissyfit
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Heh?The Lone Star State.
Every State in the USA has the theoretical right to withdraw from the Federation at any time.
The fact that the only time this was attempted led to a long and bloody war of conquest of the said states, now incorrectly refered to as a "Civil War" is immaterial.
Peace bd
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Actually, contrary to popular belief, no states are allowed to secede from the rest of the USA. You will probably find plenty of sites that will say they can, but if someone wants to argue this, I guess I'll have to go and prove it.The Lone Star State.
Every State in the USA has the theoretical right to withdraw from the Federation at any time.
The fact that the only time this was attempted led to a long and bloody war of conquest of the said states, now incorrectly refered to as a "Civil War" is immaterial.
yo
Software Farmer
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Actually, contrary to popular belief, no states are allowed to secede from the rest of the USA. You will probably find plenty of sites that will say they can, but if someone wants to argue this, I guess I'll have to go and prove it.
The Lone Star State.
Every State in the USA has the theoretical right to withdraw from the Federation at any time.
The fact that the only time this was attempted led to a long and bloody war of conquest of the said states, now incorrectly refered to as a "Civil War" is immaterial.
What year are are you talking about ? Were talking aout a flag right ?
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You did not become a consolidated Nation State until after the 14th Amendment.Actually, contrary to popular belief, no states are allowed to secede from the rest of the USA. You will probably find plenty of sites that will say they can, but if someone wants to argue this, I guess I'll have to go and prove it.
The Lone Star State.
Every State in the USA has the theoretical right to withdraw from the Federation at any time.
The fact that the only time this was attempted led to a long and bloody war of conquest of the said states, now incorrectly refered to as a "Civil War" is immaterial.
I did say that the right to secede was theoretical... the voluntary Union set up by "The people" of the States, ended with the war of conquest by the Northern States on those that tried it
I think the only legal way for a State to secede now, is for the US to give/sell the land to another country (which it is allowed to do under both Domestic and International Law) that does have the Right of withdrawal in its constituton... such as Canada.
Dont think that would ever get through the senate though, which would be required... even if 100% of the people in the State wanted it.
An It Harm None, Do What You Will
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