Is the U.S. Ungovernable, Divided & beyond Repair? Battle-zones Over Divisive Issues are tearing the Nation Apart, talks of Secessions Flourishing:

Is the U.S. Ungovernable, Divided & beyond Repair? Battle-zones Over Divisive Issues are tearing the Nation Apart, talks of Secessions Flourishing:
By Marc Chamot

“Thou shall not kill” apparently “baby killer” George Tiller and his assassin Scott Roeder never knew the meaning of this Biblical term, and two wrongs don't make it right either.

I’m not here to debate the divisive abortion issue with folks; I’m more into debating in how this country is totally divided, with no common grounds for most folks to arrive into a peaceful conclusion over divisive issues.

I will put the blame on Tiller’s death where it should lay, it lays with him and his pro-abortion supporters, who not only got what they wanted through the 1973 Roe Vs Wade Supreme Courts on abortion rulings, “Roe v. Wade held that a mother may abort her pregnancy for any reason, up until the "point at which the fetus becomes viable.’" The Court defined viable as being "potentially able to live outside the mother's womb, albeit with artificial aid. Viability is usually placed at about seven months (28 weeks) but may occur earlier, even at 24 weeksbut they wanted more.”

But it wasn’t enough for them just to kill unborn fetuses earlier on, as an agreed common decency towards religious groups, they had to do better than that, and they had to go for late term abortions too. “Late-term abortions are abortions which are performed during a later stage of pregnancy. Late-term abortion is more controversial than abortion in general because the fetus is more developed and sometimes viable. A late-term abortion often refers to an induced abortion procedure that occurs after the 20th week of gestation.”

This is the damn problem with people in this country, with the left and the right. But mainly the left, they keep on pushing issues to an extreme, where they put their opponents against the wall, and folks end up retaliating with disdain and violence. And these left leaning liberals become surprised as to why we react this way?

These liberals don’t know when to leave a good thing alone, but they keep on wanting more, they are never satisfied with their past little victories, and they are one of the pushiest and most annoying people in this universe.

America has become a battle-zone for people’s arrogant views on issues; "it’s always their way or the highway."

California is under a historic fiscal crisis, and take a look at California with these pro-same sex marriage zealots, they don’t even know how to accept a political loss, they are very sore losers. These losers will use the courts, push, and shove, extort, threaten, boycott and blackmail their opponents until they finally get their way.

It’s a fact, California has become so ungovernable these days, that there are talks of breaking up the state into pieces and the United States is also heading there.

This is why people in California are looking to secede from it; the idea is mainly coming from very dissatisfied political spectrums, both liberal and conservatives, all armed with the urgent need in splitting up California into two, and or possibly three states.

Liberals are sick and tired of the eastern strip of the state and the central valley conservatives controlling the Republican end of California politics, filibustering the budgets and controlling the majority of the governorships, and these conservatives are sick and tired of these Liberal Democrats running their state into high taxes oblivions, and out of control social spending frenzies that is bankrupting the state.

Other divisive issues besides abortions and same sex marriages are too much federal interference on states rights, illegal immigration and gun control.

There is no center or a meet half way point with any of these people, but it’s always a “winner take all attitude and screw the rest.”

If anything, the abortion doctor’s killing will expedite the desires for people wanting to live among their own kinds. Liberals will be happy with their socialist utopias with President Obama as their leader, and conservatives and libertarians will be happier with their own utopia.

That is why some states may be seceding from the Union in the near future.

It’s the talk everywhere, the way that Texas Governor Rick Perry put it recently in a possible Texas secession, and even his backer (see video) U.S. Rep. Ron Paul mentioned about it. It’s not un-American to secede from the Union; it’s our fundamental right, if that is what some states and the majority of their people elect to do and if they wanted to do it. Ron Paul also says “that it’s going to be inevitable for secessions to occur when the U.S. dollar crashes.”

“Governor Rick Perry has the backing of one decidedly anti-establishment Republican from the Lone Star State.

Rep. Ron Paul released a video on Sunday offering support for the principles of secession, calling them “very much American.” And he described Perry’s recent talk about pulling Texas out of the union a discussion worth having.

“We came together voluntarily,” said Paul. “A free society means you can resolve it voluntarily.” The decidedly libertarian Texas Republican and former presidential candidate is one of the few elected national figures to offer support for the stance taken by his governor. And it’s not unexpected. The tea parties that Paul’s candidacy helped galvanize were the same forum where Perry expressed some of his sentiments.

In his video address, Paul framed talk of secession as a uniquely American right, pulled straight from the same thread as the American Revolution.”