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Hardest US state to invade?

Florida!
  • The aforementioned Florida Man
  • Florida Woman
  • Angry Cubans
  • Angry old people
  • Angry New Yorkers
  • Angry Red Necks
  • Angry Cowboys
  • Angry and undefeated Seminole Tribe
  • Flying 4 inch roaches
  • Spiders the size of your hand
  • Swamps with 14 foot gators
  • Swamps with snakes
  • Dense forest and impenetrable underbrush
  • Heat index over 100 150-200 days a year
  • Hurricanes and storm surge
  • Lightning
  • Massive Toxic Waste Dump (Gainesville)
But seriously, there is a reason the Spanish did not want it, the Seminoles could not be conquered, and the North was not even close to being in full control by Civil War’s end.
And Tallahassee was the only Confederate state Capitol never occupied by the Union Army.
 
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I'm going to go off the board here and go with... Maine.

1. Extremely rugged, jagged, and long coastline makes maritime efforts difficult.
2. Extremely rugged interior with minimal transportation infrastructure make supply logistics difficult.
3. Seasonal weather patterns provide short windows of dry-land opportunity.
4. Western border with "live free or die" New Hampshire provides a buffer.
5. Northern border has Quebecois, who are much more contemptible and worthy of invasion/occupation, if for no other reason than to eradicate the french language from the continent.
6. People inland like to hunt.
7. Lots of ticks.
 
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Colorado
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Mountains, deserts, the worst criminals in the country, NORAD, militias, deep mines, long range shooters, the Killdozer, Mormons, F-22 Raptors, a bunch of mountain airports, Casa Bonita, Kenyan distance runners, Lauren Boebert, active serial killers, Mexican cartels, dudes from Grand Junction doing walkabouts on Tik Tok, Coach Prime, Space Force, etc.
 
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Pretty much all states have vulnerable sections, so I'd concentrate on protecting specific areas:
Rugged and mountainous parts of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming
Idaho Panhandle - lots of gun toting militia types
UP of Michigan - limited border to protect
South Florida - swamps + Florida man
Pretty much all of Alaska - lots of coastline and border with Canada, but also endless rugged terrain
 
just going by topography, colorado has the potential to be like afghanistan. an initial cakewalk because of many pleasantly stoned (mj) residents slowly morphs into death for invaders by million cuts.
I can’t speak to Denver but in the sticks they really really really like their guns. Earlier this evening I was up our hill taking sunset photos and it sounded like the gravy seals were prepping for the invasion.
 
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Actually, the eastern half of CO is just a gentle walk uphill, effectively a continuation of Kansas. Plenty of mountain folk sprinkled in small cities who are very independent minded. Get to the Front Range and you have access to half the population and haven't had to go into the mountains yet.

Utah on the other hand has as many of the gun mountain folk, have a non-secular doctrine to wrap themselves around as well as high mountains and extensive high desert to cross. They have also, as a community, been preparing. Just in case. To the extent that many houses have cold storage rooms and some 2 years of emergency supplies. Its expected of a good Mormon.

My vote would be Utah or Idaho. Idaho has a LARGE collection of anti-govt extremists. State war would be a wet dream for a lot of folks, they have geography on their side as well. However, half the population of Utah, which is about half the population of CO.
Sure, but the contact high in Colorado could throw a wrench in things. Fat Shack would be in serious danger though. 😂😂
 
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