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originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: seasonal
Woman cries, alleges assault after seeing confederate flag in Portland store
Silly women who makes a big deal about a confederate flag. She needs some real problems in her life, this is not something to get her self so worked up about. She also knows the buzz words to make herself seem like the victim. She was "shook up".
originally posted by: PistolPete
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Hazardous1408
a reply to: Tardacus
I`ll just say that the confederate states weren`t trying to overthrow the government of the U.S.
Yeah they were just trying to secede...
Because State Rights...
The Right to own slaves...
or assassinate the leaders of the U.S. government
But they did eventually though, didn't they...
Lincoln didn't die in awe of the play in that theatre.
He was shot to death.
Now, about that "County owned park"?
Anything to say about that?
Lincoln broke the law and literally was The traitor because he violated the law to prosecute a personal war. Lincoln took the south wanting to leave(at the time perfectly constitutional before the civil war) as a personal insult because they did not feel obligated to pay him tribute.
Lincoln got what he deserved for treason. Lincoln had no problem with slavery as long as it lined his pockets. HE was a hypocrite.
Wow. I read something that just drops my jaw every day now. Lincoln hadn't even yet been inaugurated when South Carolina seceded.
South Carolina Ordinance of Seccesion - it's pretty much entirely about the right to own other human beings as livestock.
originally posted by: RogueWaterC1
a reply to: The3murph
Beautiful and true General Robert E. Lee was a man of integrity.
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: PistolPete
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Hazardous1408
a reply to: Tardacus
I`ll just say that the confederate states weren`t trying to overthrow the government of the U.S.
Yeah they were just trying to secede...
Because State Rights...
The Right to own slaves...
or assassinate the leaders of the U.S. government
But they did eventually though, didn't they...
Lincoln didn't die in awe of the play in that theatre.
He was shot to death.
Now, about that "County owned park"?
Anything to say about that?
Lincoln broke the law and literally was The traitor because he violated the law to prosecute a personal war. Lincoln took the south wanting to leave(at the time perfectly constitutional before the civil war) as a personal insult because they did not feel obligated to pay him tribute.
Lincoln got what he deserved for treason. Lincoln had no problem with slavery as long as it lined his pockets. HE was a hypocrite.
Wow. I read something that just drops my jaw every day now. Lincoln hadn't even yet been inaugurated when South Carolina seceded.
South Carolina Ordinance of Seccesion - it's pretty much entirely about the right to own other human beings as livestock.
1 percent owned slaves. the rest that didnt didnt care. To th erest of them it was about FAIR TAXES and not being Nickel and dimed to death by the government.
Also That what you read is obviously biased and slanted if it was wrote by a american who was brainwashed on the "official story"
Also you didnt reply to Lincoln breaking 11 laws to have his civil war. The whole problem was coming to a head when lincoln was coming into office but he was already beholden to the bankers and already a greedy polotician.
At the time SC was within its right to leave though. And Slavery was legal then as well So thye didnt break any laws.
LIncoln was a traitor to his position as president even before being sworn in. Lincoln never cared about slavery until the North was losing the civil war.
If Lincoln did care he would had spoke out about it at the very start.
That moron of a confederate president played into Lincolns hands by saying it was about slavery.
originally posted by: buster2010
a reply to: yuppa
That moron of a confederate president played into Lincolns hands by saying it was about slavery.
Read the Constitution of the Confederate States or the Cornerstone Speech by Alexander Stephens and you will find out that it was about slavery.