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The Confederacy did not legalize slavery on the U.S. As slavey was already legal in the U.S, up until 1865. And post 1865, your U,S. Government continued its crusade to exterminate the Native American Indian. So, your question is yes, our CSA made slavey as legal as it existed LEGALY under your U.S. Government from 1789 until 1865, which was legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution During the same years as it was under our CSA constitution.Any dispute that the Confederates legalized slavery?
Native Americans weren't slaves.The Confederacy did not legalize slavery on the U.S. As slavey was already legal in the U.S, up until 1865. And post 1865, your U,S. Government continued its crusade to exterminate the Native American Indian. So, your question is yes, our CSA made slavey as legal as it existed LEGALY under your U.S. Government from 1789 until 1865, which was legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution During the same years as it was under our CSA constitution.Any dispute that the Confederates legalized slavery?
No, they were considered of no value to YOUR government, they were considered on the same level as a rodent to be exterminated.Native Americans weren't slaves.The Confederacy did not legalize slavery on the U.S. As slavey was already legal in the U.S, up until 1865. And post 1865, your U,S. Government continued its crusade to exterminate the Native American Indian. So, your question is yes, our CSA made slavey as legal as it existed LEGALY under your U.S. Government from 1789 until 1865, which was legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution During the same years as it was under our CSA constitution.Any dispute that the Confederates legalized slavery?
As was slavery legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution.And the Confederates legalized slavery.
No argument there. But then again I don't pretend that the USA was a noble venture like you pretend the Confederacy was.No, they were considered of no value to YOUR government, they were considered on the same level as a rodent to be exterminated.Native Americans weren't slaves.The Confederacy did not legalize slavery on the U.S. As slavey was already legal in the U.S, up until 1865. And post 1865, your U,S. Government continued its crusade to exterminate the Native American Indian. So, your question is yes, our CSA made slavey as legal as it existed LEGALY under your U.S. Government from 1789 until 1865, which was legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution During the same years as it was under our CSA constitution.Any dispute that the Confederates legalized slavery?
You are sadly mistaken, I find the Confederate Constitution every bit as flawed and repugnant to individual liberty as YOUR U.S. CONstitution. Our cause is simply to use the fact that the Southern States legally seceded to restore our Southern Confederacy, and then use the legal amendment process to return to the Founders' intent under the Articles if Confederation.No argument there. But then again I don't pretend that the USA was a noble venture like you pretend the Confederacy was.No, they were considered of no value to YOUR government, they were considered on the same level as a rodent to be exterminated.Native Americans weren't slaves.The Confederacy did not legalize slavery on the U.S. As slavey was already legal in the U.S, up until 1865. And post 1865, your U,S. Government continued its crusade to exterminate the Native American Indian. So, your question is yes, our CSA made slavey as legal as it existed LEGALY under your U.S. Government from 1789 until 1865, which was legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution During the same years as it was under our CSA constitution.Any dispute that the Confederates legalized slavery?
Yes it was legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution from 1789 until 1865, when the 13th amendment was added to YOUR U.S. CONstitution making it illegal. What should be noted here is that YOUR CONstitution had a legal legislative avenue to make slavery illegal in the U.S. Even after the Southern States seceded but never utilized that legal process, but instead chose to prosecute a war in rebellion to the legal authority of their U.S. CONstitution.No, it wasn't.As was slavery legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution.And the Confederates legalized slavery.
You see, Ravi, when one is driven by pure emotion, whether that emotion be anger, hatred, blind dedication to a government, or even love, without logic, one becomes a pawn to be used by those in control of those emotion, or those in power who use misguided emotions to expand their power and jurisdiction.No, it wasn't.As was slavery legal under YOUR U.S. CONstitution.And the Confederates legalized slavery.
Why do you keep offering me the opportunity to expose your ignorance?.....The Articles of Confederation were a failure. That's why they had to be replaced. They are never coming back, no matter how much some uneducated idiot on the internet wishes otherwise.
Deal with it, or continue to make a fool of yourself this way.
Unk,Why do you keep offering me the opportunity to expose your ignorance?.....The Articles of Confederation were a failure. That's why they had to be replaced. They are never coming back, no matter how much some uneducated idiot on the internet wishes otherwise.
Deal with it, or continue to make a fool of yourself this way.
You keep taking opportunities to reveal your ignorance, JohnnyRebDropOut.
