5 states and now "Ohio Nation" have pursued or desire to be independant from the (incorporated) United states governmental entity.

So far New Hampshire Texas Alaska Oklahoma Missouri Virginia and Vermont have considered doing it already. and now Ohio wants to too.
I hope for the disunited nations of north America. A peaceful "trial" separation while the fed works out its finances? could be fun.

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dale74 · M

How would the divisional property work when someone owns property in separate states

jehova · 31-35, M

@dale74 a good question im not exactly sure. probably the same as if i owned property in dc too.

Punches · 46-50, F

@dale74 You saw Missouri was on that list. Imagine the red tape if someone owned properties in Kansas City. Cause you know two states share that city.

dale74 · M

@Punches imagine all the people along the Arkansas Texas border

Punches · 46-50, F

@dale74 ha ha ha, I tell ya though, things are such a mess right now that the govt is chomping at the bit to fix existing problems AND inventing new ones just to have something else to fix.