In the continuing dialogue around TEXIT, we at the Texas Nationalist Movement have meticulously laid out and robustly advocated for our position. Our argument has been consistently clear, earnest, and grounded in the firm belief of the inherent right of Texans to self-governance and the enduring spirit of true Texan independence. From economic autonomy to political authenticity, we’ve narrated a compelling story on why we believe TEXIT is the most viable path forward. Our stance has been portrayed across various media, the latest being our enlightening YouTube video which we have shared on our platform, hoping to ignite thoughtful conversation and critical contemplation.
However, every robust dialogue deserves to be well-rounded, incorporating diverse perspectives and opinions. As we’ve detailed our case for TEXIT, we believe it’s high time for opponents to articulate their rationale as well. We openly invite the opposition to lay down their case — why should Texas remain part of this “Union”?
Is it because of the economic benefits that they believe the Union brings or the political stability they presume comes with it? Or is it the fear of change, or perhaps, a belief in a collective American identity?
We urge the opponents of TEXIT to step forward and substantiate their standpoint with as much conviction and evidence as we have. Our ultimate objective is and has always been to promote open dialogue, informed decision-making, and, ultimately, act in the best interest of the Texan people.
We eagerly look forward to the counter-arguments that those in favor of the Union have to make. In earnest anticipation of a vivid mosaic of viewpoints, we believe that this open discourse is not only healthy but crucial for a momentous decision that reflects the heart and soul of every individual Texan.
After all, at the core of this dynamic conversation is our beloved Texas, a land of profound history, exceptional diversity, and unparalleled spirit. If we are to determine our path, let the discourse echo the vast and vibrant voices of Texas. So, let’s hear it – why should we, Texans, choose to stay in this “Union”?
