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[Diogenes]

Stop whining

I never started.

answer the question.

I did. You just didn't like it.

 

[volsrocks]

Your myopic opinion is but a piss in the wind, as you ignore content of the posts and links...like all intellectually dishonest sheet wearers do.

The Stars and Stripes was flown on slave ships

 

[Diogenes]

The Stars and Stripes flew on slave ships

And guess who sold the slaves to the slavers who sailed to Africa.

 

[volsrocks]

And guess who sold the slaves to the slavers who sailed to Africa.

Hmmmmm, would that be Negros in Africa?

 

[Diogenes]

Hmmmmm, would that be Negros in Africa?

Why, yes, @volsrocks, it was.

 

[Taichiliberal]

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The Stars and Stripes was flown on slave ships

Ahh, the proud willful ignorance of the sheet wearers.
You can't pick and choose history, gumby. It is what it is. For your education:

For the Confederacy, States’ Rights Stopped Where Slavery Began

I’m a big fan of New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie. Much of his commentary is rooted in a deep reading of American history, especially the nineteenth century. You can find him on a number of social media platforms, including YouTube, where he posts brief commentary or “Takes” about current...

kevinmlevin.substack.com

 

[Sailor]

Ahh, the proud willful ignorance of the sheet wearers.
You can't pick and choose history, gumby. It is what it is. For your education:

For the Confederacy, States’ Rights Stopped Where Slavery Began

I’m a big fan of New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie. Much of his commentary is rooted in a deep reading of American history, especially the nineteenth century. You can find him on a number of social media platforms, including YouTube, where he posts brief commentary or “Takes” about current...

kevinmlevin.substack.com

This is an OUTSTANDING history of the democrat party. And you are completely right. You cannot pick and choose history. Good job!

 

[volsrocks]

Ahh, the proud willful ignorance of the sheet wearers.
You can't pick and choose history, gumby. It is what it is. For your education:

For the Confederacy, States’ Rights Stopped Where Slavery Began

I’m a big fan of New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie. Much of his commentary is rooted in a deep reading of American history, especially the nineteenth century. You can find him on a number of social media platforms, including YouTube, where he posts brief commentary or “Takes” about current...

kevinmlevin.substack.com

The Rebel Flag was not the official national flag of the Confederacy.