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/——/ I never said they didn’t. I asked when did they attack Washington DC to over throw the government? The British did in 1812. Got it? Can’t make it any simpler for you. Now Sanyo were wrong. It only stings for a moment.CSA invaded nonCSA states on multiple occasions. Fail harder.
If the Southern States did not have the right to secede from the Union then the Colonies did not have the right to secede from King George.
they dont exist in todays world because dems changed tactics,,Not in today's society they aren't.
thats why we fought them,,If the Southern States did not have the right to secede from the Union then the Colonies did not have the right to secede from King George.
What people dislike about you --- this is an informed guess -- is that you find references to Nazis funny.People who love our country would not want to honor to those who tried to over throw the US government.
Florida will start building statues to honor Nazis.
They didn't. Thats why guns and the French navy were needed. Derp.If the Southern States did not have the right to secede from the Union then the Colonies did not have the right to secede from King George.
Wrong 4 countsthats why we fought them,,
if the states can win the fight they can sucede all they want,,Wrong 4 counts
1) Even the states that seceded would disagree in that in returning
Texas v White 1869 conclude?
White, 74 U.S. 700 (1868) States do not have the right to unilaterally secede from the United States, so the Confederate states during the Civil War always remained part of the nation. so if a current Southern State were to have your view we could say "But you know about the Court ruling that you agreed to already.
2) The Founders , the great majority, didn't even use those categories. They said they were living up to the English law and the king had repudiated it.
3) The situation of Loyalists during the American Revolution left them free to leave but the Union-supporters under secession lost all Federal protection. Lincoln was clear on that,whatever Southern Sates did they could not force support from the members of those states who had never had a say in secession and didn't want it anyway.
4) "right to secede' can never be independent of circumstances. As I pointed out in Texas v White 1869, if you are now a member of a society that is based on you not having that right, you can't manufacture it !!!! Let's say you once did have the right, you can't have it now knowing that you agreed to be a citizen of a country that now explicitly makes it treason.
Not in todays society.they dont exist in todays world because dems changed tactics,,
but we all know the dems are the partuy of the KKK, jim crow and slavery,,
not in todays society what??Not in todays society.
I do not find anything funny about the Nazis.. I find them abhorrent. The confederates were not nearly as bad as the Nazis but they were an enemy who tried to defeat our country in war.What people dislike about you --- this is an informed guess -- is that you find references to Nazis funny.
That implies two things about you
An inhuman insensitivity to the horrible things the Nazis did
And a hideously immature need to have people tell you how witty and clever you are.
Unfortunately the bad guys won in the Civil War.You only establish that right when you win.
The colonists won, the Confederates didn't.
Unfortunately the bad guys won in the Civil War.
Our songs are better.Neo-Confederates, neo-Nazis use revisionist history to try and make their movements look good.
The bad guys lost. That’s the best news.Wrong.
You don't get to take your ball and go home unless you win the war, and they didn't.
Slavery was bad, and sectionalism was bad. The only shit results out of the Civil War were incomplete reconstruction and strenghening of the Federal government in places it shouldn't have been.
The bad guys lost. That’s the best news.
The win by the Union resulted in the end of slavery. That’s a terrific outcome. It also salvaged the Union. That’s also terrific news.
Incomplete reconstruction was a poor outcome. Jim Crow laws were a disgraceful outcome. The overt and undue centralization of the power of the Federal Government is also a partial outcome and it’s a very bad result.
But still, it is vastly superior to what we’d have if the Confederate States has won.
Wrong.
You don't get to take your ball and go home unless you win the war, and they didn't.
Slavery was bad, and sectionalism was bad. The only shit results out of the Civil War were incomplete reconstruction and strenghening of the Federal government in places it shouldn't have been.
