Should the United States become 50 separate nations, dissolve the federal government, and then allow the states to rejoin as they see fit?

New Hampshire
Joined October 2026
Ending the federal government would end all the foreign wars and entanglements D.C. has gotten us into. The Federal government spends more on its military than the next six countries combined. That was $954 billion in 2025 - 33% of global military expenditures.
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Growing this into a movement also means building momentum for preliminary actions, such as allowing states to issue competitive gold- and silver-backed currencies. A fifty-state secession is a pathway back to sound money.
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Ending the Federal government means ending the income tax, which means a 25% pay raise for every one of us right out of the gate.
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Ending the Federal government would be a path towards solving our debt problem.
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Our Federal government is completely out of our control, and it has been for a long time. We need to get rid of it and start over.
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The FDA has made our food poisonous. Imagine if we were rid of it what it would do for our food and our health!
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Should the United States become 50 separate nations? - Federal Government could not stop mass secession - Ends Federal Government overreach - Once broken up, states could rejoin as they saw fit
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