don't attend the "civil war"

Legion said:
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There was nothing unconstitutional or wrong with the states that seceded seceding. The northern states wanted to charge tariffs on their goods as if they were a foreign country anyway. That's more what the war was about than slavery.

The whole thing could have been avoided if intrastate tariffs were declared null and void. (by the Fed)

Look Legion, you internet troll fuck: I have read most of a book that's like 5 inches thick that's a documentary of the Civil War.

How many lime-encrusted sabots and big balls from the Civil War era do you have in a couple mason jars, hmm?

By no means am I an expert, but I have made due effort to educate myself on the subject.
 
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Matt Dillon said:
There was nothing unconstitutional or wrong with the states that seceded seceding. The other states wanted to charge tariffs on their goods as if they were a foreign country anyway. That's more what the war was about than slavery.
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Is that so?
 
Legion said:
Did your imaginary old black pal tell you that?
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I don't have any of those, faggot. Just because you never venture out your basement and never see any black people doesn't mean I don't. :rolleyes:

I learned about Sherman from an old black woman in GA when I was a kid, and she didn't have anything nice to say about him. I was rather shocked, tbh.

Same thing about the GA military Institute. He told the whole story how it was, kinda neat. He wasn't mad and hurt like the old woman, though.

That was in a different town..can't remember which one..I wanna say Athens, but so long ago.
 
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Matt Dillon said:
I don't have any of those, faggot. Just because you never venture out your basement and never see any black people doesn't mean I don't. I learned about Sherman from an old black woman in GA when I was a kid, and she didn't have anything nice to say about him.
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Matt Dillon said:
Guess what, jeenius! The internet wasn't around back then! Oh, there's plaques and everything there. An old black man in Georgia told me all about it. I reckon it's his job to tell the story. Pretty interesting if you ask me.
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Your circle of imaginary black acquaintances seems to be expanding.
 
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