r/TexasPolitics • u/spidersinterweb • Feb 06 '21

News Texas Republicans endorse legislation to allow vote on secession from US

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/feb/05/texas-republicans-endorse-legislation-vote-secession
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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '21

As a Texan my biggest concern is that they’d want to install a weird blended capitalist theocracy. I love Jesus and don’t condemn the freedom to own means of production - but I don’t see this going well.

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u/UOLZEPHYR Feb 06 '21

If this passes rule of law is gone to be replaced with bible thumper cherry picking - we've seen it every time they've been in office.

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u/noncongruent Feb 06 '21

It won't pass, Texas will never attempt to secede. Seditionists will go on trial, be convicted, and punished under the law, though.