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Here's another story. I remember how we were talking about secession and Texas was thinking about

it and then a gubernatorial candidate in Georgia talked about possibly succeeding from the union.

Well, as a picked up steam, they have uncovered at Brian Boydler, I think, did at talking points

memo that Georgia has already passed a resolution. 43-1 saying, yes, the US government better

watch itself. If it passes certain laws that we don't think are right, you know, that would

say that the right remedy would be quote-unquote nullification, nullification of the Constitution,

and they say it doesn't only apply to Georgia, but it would apply to the United States of America.

So if they pass a law that Georgia feels is not right, they think that it would nullify the entire

union. And then in order to put the union back together, that all the states would have to have

a three quarters vote to get back into the union. I love how they pass in Georgia like, as if

Obama or any other president, Republican or Democratic, but oh, yeah, good point, we better not

pass any nullification laws. And by the way, so what are these laws that might nullify the entire

union? Well, they have an example for you, so don't worry. Quote, further infringements on the right

to keep in bare arms, including prohibitions of type or quantity of arms or ammunition,

and both the union disappears. So if you try to limit arms in any way, in quantity or the

kind of arms. So if you said, for example, you know what, RPGs are not a lot in America. You can't

buy a rocket propelled grenade, right? No, you just nullify the union. I hope you're happy now.

Okay, now when I need three quarters vote for all this, they see it back. I love how broad they are.

So that passed 43 to one in the Georgia State Senate. And you know, I thought maybe it was a joke

because they went on April 1st, but it turns out they're not alone. It turns out South Dakota

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