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See How Alex Garland's Civil War Divides the United States

Kirsten Dunst and Cailee Spaeny star in the upcoming dystopian film by the Ex Machina director.

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Here's an official map

 

[Gradine]

That, and California needs Texas's guns, while Texas needs California's . . . wine country.

Money. The word you were thinking of is money.

"What is Texas going to bring? Big belt buckles and debates about beans in your chili?"

... Chili without beans? That's like... what chili is, though. How do you have chili without beans?

 

[Ryujin]

... Chili without beans? That's like... what chili is, though. How do you have chili without beans?

This is more what came to mind for me.

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[payn]

Id have pushed the release to October but im a little....

 

[payn]

This is more what came to mind for me.

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It looks like this time both Carolina's decided not to repeat history

 

[GMMichael]

Money. The word you were thinking of is money.

No, because who's going to honor that money when it doesn't have sovereign support? Sure, Texas could start minting cowpies, but what would work better? My first guess is that the different factions must start issuing IOUs to foreign states, payable in those foreign currencies.

 

[Meech17]

I hadn't seen this until now.. Looks.. Interesting.

I like Dunst, Plemmons, and Offerman so it's got that going for it.

It's also got an interesting vibe. It's like an apocalypse movie rather than a war movie, which is likely how a civil war would feel. I liked the trailer scene of the girl working in the shop like "War? Yeah? What about it? My landlord didn't stop asking for rent so here I am."

I've been itching to go to the movies. I don't think I could talk the GF into going to this one but maybe I can make a solo trip of it.

 

[Gradine]

No, because who's going to honor that money when it doesn't have sovereign support? Sure, Texas could start minting cowpies, but what would work better? My first guess is that the different factions must start issuing IOUs to foreign states, payable in those foreign currencies.

Dollars are still gonna be dollars to multinational corporations. Money isn't backed by anything but wishes and dreams these days, no company's going to turn down a lucrative contract just because it doesn't have President Swanson's personal seal of approval.

 

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Dollars are still gonna be dollars to multinational corporations. Money isn't backed by anything but wishes and dreams these days, no company's going to turn down a lucrative contract just because it doesn't have President Swanson's personal seal of approval.

IDK, I think a four way split in the U.S. would definitely make the rest of thew world reconsider the dollar as standard.