Brave r/pics user takes a stand against the SCOTUS

I'm surprised they even own an American flag since that's a Nazi chud symbol now.

It doesn't even make sense anyway, the whole point of this decision was that states can decide for themselves. Dissolving the union would've gotten them the same exact result: Mississippi goes back to the 15th century where they feel more comfortable, New York stays as it was.

The funny thing, though, is that they have point: the US is way too federalized for its own good. The sociological gap between the urban coasts and rural flyover country is way, way too vast to reconcile - one wants no guns and free abortions, the other wants a theocracy and slavery. Ironically, this was already the case when the country was founded, and if slavery hadn't become the issue that it did the US could still be the fairly loose association of states it was meant to be, and everything would be just fine. Unfortunately, progressives have a pathological need to drag morons into the future against their will, and they are eternally surprised that said morons outnumber and then outvote them, dragging them backwards instead. They never learn to leave well enough alone, so now they're ironically wanting to do the same thing the South wanted to, and won't be able to, literally because the then-progressives couldn't let the South get away with being morons.