I'm going to go ahead and say yes, because the costs to saying yes seem minimal.
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They're not trolling. They just don't want to accept your points because it kills their fantasy of a secession in America.
I don't necessarily _want_ a secession. I just don't think we need to catastrophize about it. Borders change. Countries redefine themselves. People and civilizations go on.
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It's just that in our current situation, our big geographical divide isn't regional; it's urban/rural. America's blue cities need its red countryside to be economically viable, and vice versa.
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Both would happen right around the same time if either happened, I predict.
End of conversation
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The +/- analysis of a secession is fair and interesting. I'm saying the perception of the probability of succession being anywhere but extremely low is being caused by catastrophizing about current circumstances.
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