The Black Hammer Organization has already attempted this. Most notable for their attempt at building a separatist commune on infertile land in CO, but I think their trolling of Anne Frank's legacy is one of their crowning achievements: https://www.opindia.com/2021/05/black-separatist-group-black-hammer-acquires-200-acres-of-colorado-land-to-create-communist-ethnostate/

"Anne Frank’s father participated in an imperial army that went abroad & killed African people everyday, but we’re supposed to cry for the bleach demon 🥴"

Anyway, does anyone find it weird that the BLM riots, CHAZ/CHOP, and the McGirt v. Oklahoma decision happened within a pretty short time span of each other? Don't think of this as merely a racial thing. Justice might be privatized (for poor people of all races) in the future. People like Cori Bush (D-Mo.) are campaigning to defund the police while using their own campaign funds to hire private security: https://www.kmov.com/news/the-height-of-hypocrisy-missouri-ag-responds-to-cori-bushs-private-security-spending/article_af678f4c-f63d-11eb-960b-fb4e8be91f81.html

And there's already a theoretical legal loophole for crimes committed in the Zone of Death in ID.

So now that the integrity of the USian state is more tenuous than it seems, what do people here think of bioregionalism? I don't think much will happen in concrete terms but I'm curious about your perspectives on the Cascadia secession movement, and other political phenomena of a similar nature.