discussion San Bernardino County to secede from California?

[Sergi91]

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) -- San Bernardino County voters will get a chance to vote on whether they want the county to secede from California.

The county Board of Supervisors voted Wednesday to put the measure on the November 2022 ballot.

If successful, the longshot plan would create the first new state since Hawaii was granted statehood in 1959.
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Even if the measure is approved by voters, it would also need a sign-off from the state Legislature and U.S. Congress. 

[SmittenCake]

is this good or bad 

[PopNStuff]

1 minute ago, SmittenCake said:

is this good or bad 

Neither. That county has been bankrupt and corrupt for decades. They have no economy, it was literally non existent until people moved there to buy houses but still drive hours to get to LA/OC for work. 
 

also, it’s an insult to Puerto Rico and DC which do deserve statehood 

[Pavement Princess]

I could see Alameda, San Mateo or Orange but Sam Bernardino? lol. 

[madonnas]

LOL. I love my girls from San Bernardino county, growing up in the 909.  This will never happen though.  

[Sergi91]

51 minutes ago, PopNStuff said:

Neither. That county has been bankrupt and corrupt for decades. They have no economy, it was literally non existent until people moved there to buy houses but still drive hours to get to LA/OC for work. 
 

also, it’s an insult to Puerto Rico and DC which do deserve statehood 

This. 

[Attitude]

Counties in California are always doing this. A bunch of drama queens because most couldn't survive on their own.

[FreeXone]

My mom lives in Rancho Cucamonga lmao.

[Sweet Sexy Savage]

1 hour ago, Pavement Princess said:

Alameda, San Mateo

How?

[discosean]

This is giving "good luck booking that stage you speak of". It's like, if they really want to, let them. But when they have no money, no government, no structure, no nothing, they can't come back. 

[Poxy]

California to separate into six different states teas

[Sugar-Rush]

San Bernardino pulling a Texas. It's like they want another Civil War.