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Before the federal government does a nationwide ban, can we talk about their authority to do so? Banning alcohol needed an amendment, don’t they need to amend the constitution? ...
Pardon me, crazy4lsu, I see that you’re a different person than the one who made the initial Sumter claims, you came in later, didn’t notice that on my phone. Didn’t mean to presume you held the position of someone else. Your initial beef was with the peace commission, which I think we agree to t...
[quote]You want to make a moral claim about the South without a discussion of what their grievance in particular was. [/quote] I said the peace commission speaks for itself in that its goal was peace, I take your “sure” to be an agreement. So unless shown otherwise, I maintain it’s the case that ...
[quote]Sure, which is why I take the secession documents from South Carolina and other states at face value. [/quote] I’m not sure what your point is here, unless you’re talking about an exchange you’ve been having with someone else. [quote]Except one party did leave and wanted something the o...
[quote]What is the fact that the South had 'peace negotiators up north' evidence of, specifically? That they were earnestly interested in avoiding war? That their concern for the potential loss of life was so great that they were asking for concessions from a stronger party without giving anything i...
[quote]The people in and around Charleston knew that resupply was impossible. Lincoln did not. [/quote] He was advised that it would be seen as an act of war even if he didn’t know the status of the harbor’s defenses (which I’m ignorant of his knowledge with regards to). [quote]The maneuver fr...
[quote]You’d think someone who claims such knowledge of the Civil War would be aware of the fact Beauregard had lined Charleston with cannons to prevent a resupply of Fort Sumter. Beauregard had batteries on Morris and Sullivan Island. He had already retaken Fort Moultrie and Castle Pinkney. He ...
The South was getting mixed messages on intentions of what would be done with the forts, the US military got to Sumter by abandoning Moultrie and spiking its guns in the middle of the night, and new soldiers to do what exactly? Remember, the US government being an agent of SC’s defense had been revo...
While there’s something to be said for the ceding of Sumter to the US, I think SC and the Confederacy recognized this, hence the offer to reimburse the US for it during peace negotiations. When SC ceded the forts to the US, the US was still an agent for the state’s defense. After SC seceded that rel...
[quote]It wasn’t the average southerner that plunged the south into secession and civil war, however. The elites were the ones calling the shots. They all owned slaves. Men like the guy in the OP were simply the pawns.[/quote] This strikes me as a rhetorical move to pry southerners away from defe...
The South fighting the civil war for slavery is at the least misleading. Where prior to the war was abolition of slavery a serious policy proposal? Slavery was talked about in the secession documents, but that was about secession, not going to war. So you could say they seceded over slavery in the D...
This isn’t obvious to me. I think it would take some time but I think users would prefer uniform and predictable drugs, maybe stronger but don’t know why legal manufacturers wouldn’t be able to provide that. ...
Legalized the use, but are hard drugs being manufactured legally? I think the idea is that it would be manufactured eventually by entities that would make it uniform and eventually in safer forms. I don’t know what would happen but it seems plausible that drug prohibition could be seen the way alcoh...
Neocons are nationalists. States’ rights, state sovereignty, and originalism are abhorrent to them....

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Posted by Sip_Tyga on 9/17/22 at 11:46 am
Cultural revolution won’t end until everything has been cleansed. The South is just first....
Great rhetorical move to support the Republicans, but misleading and also not true. But hooray republicans! I hope you aren’t Southern. We ought not debase ourselves and region just to score points for the less bad though still horrible modern Republican Party....
I’d prefer tariffs for revenue to income taxes, but I’m not very interested in stacking tariffs on top of income taxes. Also have to be careful that tariffs for government revenue don’t become a means to protect sectors from foreign competition no matter what, as that’s just some Americans living at...
The defeat for your dilemma is corporate tax cuts and deregulation remove protections for the larger corporations. One could say those things aren’t to make established ones more powerful but to keep such things from stifling competitors....
You can read the Republican’s platform in 1860, you can read Lincoln before and during the war, you can read the congressional resolution for the reason for the war, you can read the originally proposed 13th amendment that passed in both houses, and you can read the emancipation proclamation. The no...
They fought against invasion, there was a Congressional resolution saying the war was waged by the north to preserve the union. Further, the corwin amendment was passed by Congress to protect slavery in the South to entice the South back in or at least the border states to remain in the union, they ...