I find that hypocritical, I hope both understand neither has the right.

But apparently it is okay for twitter.

It takes an act of Congress for a state to leave.

Actually Texas does have the right to break away from United States, but it would be ill advised to door so when Mexico right next do wants Texas really badly.

They even stated before that they want their former land back, even though it was bought and paid for by United States.

Texas has the right to split into 5 different states if it wants, but no, while it's something of a gray area most experts agree it does not have the right to secede, and that in practice it would absolutely not be granted the privilege

It has the right actually.

To be part of the union, they kept the right to leave United States.

It was on the first and founding agreement of being part of United States.

It hasn't change since then.

Technically they do have the right to secede.

Texas tried to secede during the Civil War. It was not granted that right.

No... they joined the confederates.

That was a war against the confederates, not against texas itself.

They did both.

I used to think Texas was crazy for that shit.

Now, seeing how LIBTAAAAHHHHHDS behave, I totally totally get it.

Texas. I am so sorry.

I understand now.

Maybe if Sam Houston had stayed in power then we would potentially have the right to secede, but the precedent has been set.

Future US Congresses could revise the Texas statehood law to remove the 5-state plan anyway.

I honestly didn't like the idea of Texas leaving United States, but I do understand and respect their right too. I have members of my family in Texas.

Precedent doesn't super-secede the agreement between Texas and United States.

Be like United States can't be a nation because it became a normal thing that illegal immigrants are flooding into our borders, that we must break up our borders to follow precedent.

It does. The Supreme Court ruled that states don't have that option in Texas vs White.

Only precedent matters when it comes to a law ruled on by supreme court.

A LAW

Constitution Law to be exact.

Right now free movement between US states is about as problematic for the US as Schengen for the EU.

Hey guys

I don’t like shots

You can argue that Texas by law has the right to secede, but we already tried doing that by the books and the US said no.

Shots... um so what. Just means your immunity would be poor against future infections.

What was the country which made a 3foot fence in their borders and reduced illegal immigration by 95%?

That is your choice.

Shots like

Cinnamon alcohol

Maybe if something changed that made the US not want to own Texas, but that isn't a likely scenario

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it’s actually a generic brand

Man my phone is so nice for spelling things