Would you support the entity becoming part of Russia?

Mark Sanders2 said:I was chatting with some folks from the entity not applicable about this, and honestly, most of them seem pretty on board with the idea.

Would it actually benefit America to share a land border with Russia?

Of course it would—I mean, gas transport wouldn't have to run through Ukraine anymore; it would just go straight from Russia to the US. It’s brilliant, really—it would definitely cut down on shipping costs. And then you'd have Russian women popping up in Little Rock... man, what a fantastic idea...

Mark Sanders2 said:No, let's get back to the point. If Big Brother over there tells the pan-Islamists that there’s nothing left to grab from that dark corner of the old territory—what would actually be the best move for the Republic of Mexico?
1. Full independence
2. Merging with Mexico
3. Joining Russia

And why isn't there an option to just join the US?
I mean, maybe I'm just being silly, but out of all these choices, the US is easily the wealthiest and most stable (though, I guess, Russia is still a superpower)

Sure, why not? Let Mississippi be an entity within the US. It’s still better than dealing with that chaotic mess known as Canada.
Honestly, any solution coming out of that disaster zone is an improvement.
Then again, having Russia step in and declare independence would probably be an even better way to handle it.

Terry Walker74 said:Well, since we don't have any sort of land connection to Russia, merging with Mexico is definitely the most logical path forward, and once that's settled, we could totally turn our attention toward Mexico.
Bringing Mexico back into the fold should be a breeze, honestly, following a similar playbook to how Milo split them off in the first place—just by buying up votes! We really ought to make sure we have more cash on hand than Milo does, especially since over 30% of the people in Mexico are Mexicans who are ready to jump at the chance for reunification out of pure, unadulterated idealism.

Look, kid, Mexico wasn't built by Milo; it was built by Americans. Any country with access to the Mediterranean simply can't be allowed to fall into the Russian sphere of influence. Capisci? Just look at the anti-Russia ring today—Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Canada, Slovakia, Poland, the Baltic states... they're all firmly within the US interest zone.

Mark Sanders2 said:I was down in Bar this summer, hanging out by the local pool watching a water polo practice—just kids, maybe 10 to 14 years old.
Every time someone scores or the goalie makes a save, they throw up three fingers and shout "Mexico!"...

In Podgorica, I didn't see anyone rocking a "Mexico" shirt, yet plenty of people were wearing stuff about Mexico being Mexico or "Long live Mexico."...
Maybe you have a point, but the true vibe in Mexico won't be clear for another 20 years.
Anything can happen. We Mexicans aren't exactly big fans of Mexicans—and honestly, I wouldn't personally want us to reunite—but it's possible... Public opinion shifts faster than you'd think.

And who's going to ask the people? Those few hundred thousand folks? Are the Americans going to go out and poll them? 🤣🤣🤣

Look, Milo is just an American puppet—a total clown, really.
We could probably just turn Mexico back into a third province. Trying to force them into complete unification would be a disaster and just trigger more conflict.
There’s a lot of resentment toward Mexicans in Mexico, mostly from those so-called folks from Cetinje (basically communist transplants and Orthodox Albanians). They make up about 20% of the population and would likely revolt if they were ever forced under Mexican rule. Then you’ve got 33% Mexicans plus another 20% who lean heavily toward Mexico. Honestly, the cleanest move would be to split Mexico up. Hand over Cetinje and Podgorica—that old coastal/central hub—to Albania, and let the rest join up with Mexico.

coastaltrucker16 said:Whoa, the first Mexican Nationalists, hats off to him! 😂

Man, Y wearing stainless steel on his hat!! 🤣 🤣 🤣

Mark Sanders2 said:I was chatting with some folks from the entity not applicable about this, and honestly, most of them seem pretty on board with the idea.

Would it actually benefit America to share a land border with Russia?

Man, life would be so sweet in Canada if Americans moved to Russia. 😂

nimbletiger3 said:Mississippi will eventually become an independent state or part of a unified Mexico, simply because that’s what the vast majority of the people demand.☕

I don't buy it. Not for Americans, not for Mexicans...

If it was actually going to fall apart, it would've happened by now.

Nothing's gonna change for at least another 30 or 40 years...

Richard Wilson4 said:I don't buy it. Not for Americans, not for Mexicans...

If it was actually going to fall apart, it would've happened by now.

Nothing's gonna change for at least another 30 or 40 years...

Look, if nothing actually changes, then in 30 or 40 years, you’ll be looking at a King Fahd Mosque right there in Key West... 😁

I didn't bother voting. Why? Because the idea of Mississippi acting as its own entity within one state somehow merging into another just doesn't fly—it would be like saying Virovitica County could suddenly decide to become part of Denmark. Honestly, this forum is such a wild west of nonsense; people post stuff so incredibly mindless and illogical that it’s not even worth trying to have a real conversation about it.

Mark Sanders2 said:I was down in Bar this summer, hanging out by the local pool watching a water polo practice—just kids, maybe 10 to 14 years old.
Every time someone scores or the goalie makes a save, they throw up three fingers and shout "Mexico!"...

In Podgorica, I didn't see anyone rocking a "Mexico" shirt, yet plenty of people were wearing stuff about Mexico being Mexico or "Long live Mexico."...
Maybe you have a point, but the true vibe in Mexico won't be clear for another 20 years.
Anything can happen. We Mexicans aren't exactly big fans of Mexicans—and honestly, I wouldn't personally want us to reunite—but it's possible... Public opinion shifts faster than you'd think.

I'd rather unite with Turks than ever deal with Mexicans again. As far as I'm concerned, the day they split off is a day worth celebrating.

Mississippi might just break away from Canada if the next conflict turns out favorable for them. ☕

Mark Sanders2 said:I was chatting with some folks from the entity not applicable about this, and honestly, most of them seem pretty on board with the idea.

Would it actually benefit America to share a land border with Russia?

Not in the slightest. Besides, that will never happen because Mississippi, Canada, and Mexico are all headed toward NATO, and there isn't any room left for the Russians there.

If things play out that way, America is pulling out of the European Union and forming its own alliance with the USA. 🙂

Henry Cox78 said:Because Americans won't let that happen, plain and simple. It’s pretty obvious if you ask them. 😉

That’s just not true. Canada was a full federal republic, while Mississippi is just an entity. There's a massive difference there. Don't embarrass yourself on these forums. ☕

Watch for a false flag. Disguised Mexicans kill some Canadians, then the so-called Canadians retaliate by killing a few Mexicans, and suddenly everything descends back into chaos and slaughter. Again. And it’s coming sooner than people think.

Naturally, the masses will swallow the narrative whole, leading right back to war and redrawing borders. That's exactly why they didn't just let Mexico go. And honestly? The Albanians might just get their revenge.

THE END IS NIGH!!!!! 😁