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If you had actually read the Emancipation Proclamation, you would see that nowhere in the document does it state that U.S. slaves were free. Rather, enemies of the United States that had slaves were free. And since the Confederacy had left the United States, guess what they were considered?
Don't kid yourself... the strong families and nations of this planet survived to get control of this planets resources. When the Ice came, survival meant killing. It was in our nature. It has been a brutal birth so far, but imagine what this living organism we call "Mother" will look like if 'human intelligence' survives...
-Joe
i'm God, don't argue or i'll smite you.
the emancipation proclamation took effect jan 1, 1863.
i'm God, don't argue or i'll smite you.
More specifically, the proclamation actually names the state in which slaves were freed, and of course they were all members of the Confederacy. Being that Lincoln was not the President of the Confederacy, he had no authority to free the slaves in those states.
Your jerk starting spending like every day was a sale day at Macys Willow. Pretty hypocritical of you. All Obama is trying to do is clean up the mess of 6 years of repub controlled congress and 8 years of an ijit in the Oval office.
yes,, this "thing we inherited"
Damned right, it is time to re-distribute the wealth. It's time that the people that create the wealth get a proper share, rather than the parasites that created nightmares like the 'direvatives' and tax breaks for shipping our manufacturing jobs overseas.
If you had actually read the Emancipation Proclamation, you would see that nowhere in the document does it state that U.S. slaves were free. Rather, enemies of the United States that had slaves were free. And since the Confederacy had left the United States, guess what they were considered?
More specifically, the proclamation actually names the state in which slaves were freed, and of course they were all members of the Confederacy. Being that Lincoln was not the President of the Confederacy, he had no authority to free the slaves in those states.
The United States never recognized the confederacy as its own country...I am pretty sure no other country did either...could be wrong there
If no other country recognized their independence from the union, aren't they still part of the union and under authority of the President?
If you had actually read the Emancipation Proclamation, you would see that nowhere in the document does it state that U.S. slaves were free. Rather, enemies of the United States that had slaves were free. And since the Confederacy had left the United States, guess what they were considered?
More specifically, the proclamation actually names the state in which slaves were freed, and of course they were all members of the Confederacy. Being that Lincoln was not the President of the Confederacy, he had no authority to free the slaves in those states.
The United States never recognized the confederacy as its own country...I am pretty sure no other country did either...could be wrong there
If no other country recognized their independence from the union, aren't they still part of the union and under authority of the President?
now, that's more like it.
the emancipation proclamation took effect jan 1, 1863.
i'm God, don't argue or i'll smite you.
now, that's more like it.
A god so easily appeased is not worth dying for.
-Joe
hey, that wasn't my idea.
A god so easily appeased is not worth dying for.
-Joe
there you go againWell Bobby already got it wrong. Lincoln didn't free the slaves.
Though ironically, Republicans always reference that perhaps because they haven't done anything good since 1865?
