candycorn
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No, Ft. Sumter was US territory. No matter how you wish it otherwise.
You highlight the first realm of idiocy of his argument. Here is what he is saying happened....
The US Government built these forts around the nation. The State government voted to leave the US so any US Government property, therefore, becomes the property of the State.
Can you imagine, if this were to happen today, that he'd be okay with the items his supposed tax money went to build and create were to be confiscated by Michigan or Indiana?
It happens all the time, moron. How many countries have asked the United States to leave and abandon their military facilities in the country? We just abandoned several major military installations in Iraq.
Just about everything you post is not just wrong, it's idiotic.
All the time? Hardly. And over-seas aren't always strategically important that we keep them open so we agree to close/turnover the bases; mutual benefit....
But lets go there. Lets say that someone attacks our base in Country X....you want to commemorate the attacker? Well, no I guess that's not an apples to apples comparison. You'd be on the side of the attacker; rejoicing in each American soldier shot and killed if your love of the CSA is any indication.
If country 'X' tells us to get the hell out and we refuse, do you think we would be justified in attacking them? Really?
If they fire on us...sure. I'll call it the Michael Brown syndrome. He hits you, you're apparently justified in shooting him six times.
The difference is that I love this nation. You'd be on the side of the attackers. Sad really.