/mlpol/ - Secession

I feel like trying to start an out and out secession movement is a less than productive idea that will get quashed, however that's not to say that it shouldn't be an overall goal. The US is basically collapsing on its own anyway, so it's just a matter of getting the redpilled people concentrated in the same areas where the wagons can eventually be circled if necessary. The approach I'd suggest would be to relocate to a rural area in a solidly red state with lax building codes and buy a large enough land parcel that multiple people, ideally multiple families, could live on it. Be sure to research local building codes and legal usage and so forth to make sure that the location is suitable for this sort of thing; you want to make sure you're completely above board legally. After that, make contact with redpilled anons you can trust and invite them to live on your land. Or, if you can't afford to start a project like this, try to make friends with someone who can. Rescuing as many of /ourguys/ as possible from wagecage city life should be a priority, but emphasize that anyone who joins is going to need to either have or learn some sort of valuable skill that they can contribute; you're not running a NEET shelter.

Build small, cohesive communities on privately owned land, and if possible try to establish communication with others who are doing the same and maintain an informal network that can share information and/or resources. Left-wing hippies have been doing this kind of thing for decades. Don't try to do anything like incorporate yourself as a town, or declare yourself as any kind of organization or group with specific political goals or an agenda, as that is a guaranteed way to get yourself put under FBI scrutiny. You're not a militia, you're not a sovereign nation or a separatist group or anything like that, you're just a private landowner sharing living space with a few friends.

The other thing to do would be to work towards building some sort of political/legal bulwark to deter Federal infiltration in your state. Personally I don't think America is going to erupt into a hot civil war; what's far more likely is that the Federal government is going to become increasingly gridlocked and ineffective, with states and cities behaving more and more like independent entities. People are probably going to start to cluster in areas where most others agree with them, and these areas will begin to operate more and more according to their own rules. You can see it happening already: during the Trump admin blue cities were openly defying Federal immigration mandates and declaring themselves sanctuary cities, and red areas now are ignoring or refusing to enforce Corona mask mandates. Passing a law is one thing, enforcing it is another; for that reason it will be crucial to pay attention to local politics and try to oust as many democrats and RINO-republicans as possible. It's probably true enough that there's not going to be a political solution to the current crisis, but politics will still be a battleground. Elections will be more about blocking the other side from acting than about getting anything specific done.

That's my two cents, anyway.

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