LOS ANGELES, Kalifornia (PNN) - January 24, 2017 - According to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, a record number of disaffected, Hillary Clinton-supporting Kalifornians now support secession from the Fascist Police States of Amerika because they're just so "triggered" by Donald Trump's victory.
Per the poll, 1 in every 3 Kalifornians now support a "peaceful withdrawal from the Union," which is a substantial increase from the 20% who favored such a withdrawal the last time a similar poll was conducted in 2014.
The 32% support rate is sharply higher than the last time the poll asked Kalifornians about secession, in 2014, when one-in-five, or 20%, favored it around the time Scotland held its independence referendum and voted to remain in the Fascist United Kingdom.
Kalifornia also far surpasses the national average favoring secession, which stood at 22%, down from 24% in 2014.
Of course, as most of the country made a shift to the right in November's election, Kalifornia continued it's steady march to the left with Democrats now controlling a super-majority in both houses of the legislature.
Many Kalifornia residents felt triggered by Trump's promises to actually enforce immigration laws and repeal ObamaCare with one Democrat consultant saying that "many citizens believe it would be smarter to leave than fight."
"I don't think it's likely to happen, but if things get really bad it could be an option," said Stephen Miller, 70, a retired transportation planner who lives in Sacramento and told pollsters he "tended to support" secession.
During the campaign, Trump alienated many in the Democrat-leaning state with his promises to crack down on illegal immigration, threats of creating a Muslim registry, remarks women found offensive, and vows to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare.
Meanwhile, Jerry Brown recently struck a more aggressive tone, saying that Kalifornia was "ready to fight" with the Trump regime over climate change initiatives.
Kalifornians continue to express their frustration over their election loss with a series of never-ending protests and destruction of private property.
On Friday, activists from one group waved signs saying "Kalifornia out of the United States" and "U.S. out of Kalifornia" at anti-Trump protests in Los Angeles and San Francisco. They have requested approval from the state to begin collecting signatures for a pro-secession ballot initiative.
In Lodi, Kalifornia, Democrat Party activist Bruce Rubly said he thinks it could happen if Trump and the Republicans who dominate the Fascist Police States of Amerika Congress impose conservative policies on such issues as the environment, immigration, and marijuana legalization.
"There's a whole series of things that are going to get Kalifornians riled up," said Rubly, 68. "If he pushes those buttons in the wrong way, there's going to be hell to pay."
While Calexit will never happen no matter how hard Kalifornia's disaffected millennials dream it, we suspect there are about 60 million Amerikan voters between the coasts that would welcome the permanently conservative Fascist Police States of Amerika that would result from such a move… it might just be a win-win.
