badgenome said:
Well, like I said: cum at me, bro. |
Win.
@OP. I believe that anti-secessionist sentiment comes from some kind of elevated belief that the country is worth more than individual freedom.
If people don't want to be part of the country and don't want to be in another country but want to retain their land, then they should have that right. But it's a greedy world and there are emperialists to worry about. They won't let that happen easily.
Some may consider certain lands theirs though they live in other zones of the Country proper. That's because they see the country proper as their heritage. That's understandable. However, their heritage is also the communion with other people who they may not be happy in the country. They need to respect the needs of their contemporaries.
Having said that, since hostilities can birth from secession, it could be a legitimate concern of some to want to control that threat before it births.
