Literally no way to know something as vague as that. Might as well be writing fiction novels at that point
Balkanization of burgerland?
Robert Parker
Hunter Foster
I think its less an issue of secessionist sentiment among certain states and more an issue of the fact that civil conflict in the US is increasingly likely. Say the US degenerates into a hot civil conflict based along political lines like Syria did, then it's not inconceivable that some states may declare neutrality and try to stay aloof from the worst of the violence.
Andrew Nelson
Give independence to the reservatioms, fuck everything else.
Benjamin Cox
(me)
*reservations
Austin Ross
actually give the reservations high quality arable land before independence, then fuck everything else
Thomas Powell
For worst-case scenarios I would look more for Latin American examples like La Violencia in Colombia back in the 1950s. That reminds me of American political polarization gone into a downward spiral in a really extreme way. These are, after all, Western Hemispheric countries so their histories and social divisions "echo" with each other more than any do with Syria.
Like Texas, for instance, I see as almost like a Latin American country except the dominant class is Anglo, speaks English, and is Protestant instead of Catholic. But it's domination by a similar class of landholders and resource extraction interests.
Samuel Torres
It's simple: divide the landmass into regions based on biomes (bioregionalism).
Sebastian Collins
if that did happen, it would be urban vs rural, not region or state-wide. If you think a limbaugh fanboy living out in the desert or central valley of california will rush to support liberals in san francisco or L.A because they happen to live within the same arbitrary set of lines, you are delusional.
David Ortiz
Like, just live in total harmony with nature man
Jordan Roberts
What do you mean? I'm sorry do you not believe in national self determination?