Who would win in a war?
Who would win in a war?
Tyler Lewis
Sebastian Walker
The white one with less Spics
Caleb Edwards
Texas can't enter into wars because it isn't a sovereign nation, you fucking idiot
Daniel Garcia
Think again buddy
Benjamin Bailey
fewer
Ethan Gonzalez
Chile, Texas would need to be the aggressor and that means going against murrika and using murrikan paid equipment, that means murrikan fighting against texas while chileans continue to be as autistic as always in this part of the world while texas fights for independence
Colton Carter
>being Chile
>win a war
choose one
Wyatt Harris
good post
Angel Watson
>means using murrikan paid equipment
Texas has a state guard, navy, and air force division that is separate from the federal military.
Brandon Edwards
Which one of these is full of third world Spics blasting shitty Spanish music all the time?
Jaxon Long
Why?
Angel Thomas
both
Brody Murphy
no, america, blowing up a bridge isn't a war
Jayden Jenkins
Lots of states have some sort of state defense force. Texas is the only state with essentially a complete military though.
Jonathan Gutierrez
I don't think Chile has the capabilities to deploy at such extreme distance.
Also i learned that they can't have their AIM-120 stored in Chile, they're all stored in US for some reason.
Luke Moore
>they're all stored in US for some reason
they are keeping it for safe :>)
Colton Baker
Texas has 10x bigger economy than Chilli.
Elijah Hall
>The Governor of Texas has sole control over the Texas State Guard, because it is not subject to federal activation.
Could the Governor contradict orders from the US president?
Cameron Hill
lol
But seriously, how can you buy something for your own cunt's defence but you can't have them ready or available to it?
Henry Robinson
States attempt to challenge federal laws and orders all the time. The only actual recourse the US President has if a Governor refuses to obey him is sending in the US army.
Colton Bennett
Puts you on better terms with the US I would assume. That's probably worth more than any other military advantage in South America. If Argentina and Chile were to get in a conflict, Chile might "somehow" find themselves in possession of some state of the art military tech.
Sebastian Anderson
That doesn't make sense tho. Why would you want to buy a product that you can't even have at your disposal when shit happens?
Ryder Cox
That isn't a war with a foreign nation you fucking idiot
Brandon Turner
it will at some point
Evan Ortiz
...
Julian Morgan
>ok so we have nice white and red flag
>now let's put some random shit on it
wrong
Christopher Hill
THE YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS
Jason Bell
...
Connor Powell
very good post
Nathan Turner
It's a gesture of trading military autonomy for military strength. The US isn't so much opposed to other countries having militaries, rather opposed to the potential of other countries being able to use them against the US. Storing them in the US eases their worries about that possibility, while perhaps buying really more military power than what you're actually paying via unofficial favoritism with the US.
Britain does something similar by leasing nukes from the US instead of owning them. It's ultimately cheaper, and you're getting diplomatic browny points with a country with a far stronger military than any county that could attack you.
Leo Scott
>literally undefeated at war
Easton Ward
So basically you keep their missiles in exchange of some "geopolitical" perks?
Jack Murphy
Yeah, why not? I don't think Chile has any aspirations that would realistically conflict with the US anyway. The only kind of conflict they'd ever be in is some minor spat with their neighbors, in which case, there's more leverage in the threat that the US may favor Chile than having those weapons on hand.
Juan Harris
How many of these have occurred?
I thought Michigan and Ohio were the only ones autistic enough to have one of these before I saw this
Dominic Perez
impressive
Mason Harris
Man, this makes me feel sad. Why couldn't people just leave us alone? ;_;
Elijah Roberts
Kansas and Missouri actually fought a real war that started before the Civil War and continued on well after the civil war had ended in other states.
Ayden Lee
Bleeding Kansas shouldn't count as one tbqh, it was just autists chimping out over slavery
Juan Hill
Karma for the Alamo
Henry Walker
Fuck illegal fillibusters desu
Alexander Scott
A lot of college football rivalries were born from autistic feuds between states. If you look up the history of some of them, you might see some more.
Thomas Carter
me
Christopher Wood
This guy
Matthew Garcia
Obiously texas
en.m.wikipedia.org
Colton Cook
I see.
Still, kinda weird having to pay million of a batch of missiles you can't have.