#seceding

[rvexillology]

Flag of the Republic of the Rio Grande, an independent nation in 1840 comprising of three seceding Mexican states

from /r/vexillology Top comment: It’s also used by Laredo.

[zacharystertz]

Tonight it finally happened, New York is seceding. I just never thought it would happen via tug boat. . . . . . . . #nyc #tugboat #seceding #secedingviatugboat #leavingtheunion #viewfrombrooklyn #ontherun (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/zstertz/p/BxLo-0fnH_e/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fg2js9ug56g8

[andimtheteacher]

Hahaha, I live here. Hahahaha. “If Trump doesn’t win, I’m ready for Texit.” Hahahaha. Omg, this isn't the Onion.

[whats-ur-credit-card-number]

It seems like the UK is

succeeding at seceding

[gimmeaminuet]

Am I the only person who thinks it may not have been a terrible thing if the south had succeeded in seceding from the nation? I mean, I'm as against slavery as the next person but they obviously have very different views on pretty much everything...

[elegantexcalibur]

Yay C.P.G. Grey. :3

[ancel3]

If Texas actually did succeed in seceding, what would happen to all those quarters with Texas on the back? Do they stop being legal tender?

[ladyofdecember]

I've been reading the petitions on the White House's website and you would not believe some of the things people have put up there. I think it's hilarious that the most popular petitions for states to secede from the Union are southern states.

They're just upset that we have a black President. That is all this is about.

Geys...GEYS! This was settled 147 years old. Let it go. Seriously.

So embarrassed to be living in a Republican state.