SmarterThanTheAverageBear
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Oh and one more thing......Care for a tissue while you cry for the slaveholding traitors?I have little doubt that you Fred Phelps ilk would do nothing less, as hatemongers such as you always choose the ground as you high mark.Maybe we can organize a "pick-up" party to go a-gathering again. Need kindling for a b-b-q fire.Breaking News Update:
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS TO REPLACE FLAGS AT UNION SPRINGS
http://scv.org/maillistSubscription.php
Secession was a legal act, hence the Southern people could not have been "Traitors". The Traitors were those in the Northern States who violated the tenth amendment to YOUR U.S. CONstitution.
LOL no secession was not legal, that is what the entire Civil War was about, only children believe it was about slavery.
But the Commander is wrong as well, first of all, traitor is a legal term and Grant pardoned all who were accused of being traitors meaning they were in effect NOT traitors.
Second of all, it is very unlikely that any graves the n@gger in the OP robbed were of Confederate soldiers. Simply having a confederate flag is not an act of betrayal of ones country.
Third of all, The stars and bars wasn't even the flag of the Confederacy, it was a Confederate Army battle flag, and anyone who has served in the military (meaning NOT Bodecea) would certainly understand why a person would honor a relative who served in the military during the Civil War regardless of which side they fought on.