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This is what I would rule if I was on the supreme court, regarding Texas wanting to put the "Sons of Confederate Veterans" on their license plates, sanctioned by the State.
The ruling of this court is that the five decisive legal facts of American Civil War are as as follows.
1. The Confederate States of America, from beginning to end, had absolutely no legitimacy whatsoever, and never was a country, but was infact formed on the ideals of absolutely nothing more than a conglomeration of seperate anti american terrorist organizations collectively calling themselves the "Confederate Army and Navy", these militaristic forces were the entire backbone of the so called "Confederate States of America".
2. The so called "Confederate States of America" was officially defeated in the year of 1865, by the Union Army and Navy, which is the military force that the modern day United States Military recognises itself as being, during the American civil war.
3. Ex Confederates fought against this Government of this United States of America, Against The Former President, Abraham Lincoln who is the 16th president of this legally recognised line of Presidents of this United States of America, Against these military forces of this United States of America, and attacked Fort Sumter which was at the time, an installation of this military, of this United States of America thereby causing the war, with the goal of secession and maintaining slavery in the so called "Confederate States of America".
4. This court is an Agency of this Government, of This United States of America which the confederates attacked and fought against.
5. The Former military forces of the so called "Confederate States of America" are not and were never, the military forces of the United States of America.
Given these five legal facts of the American Civil War, and all parties generally involved, it is the ruling of this court, that under the Government of the United States of America, Ex Confederate Soldiers cannot be recognised as veterans, cannot recieve the legal status of "Veteran" are not entitled to Veterans benefits, are not entitled to United States service related medals, official insignia or rank, or other awards.
Heirs to Ex confederate military personnel, are not entitled to any services that are extended to the family of Veterans on the basis of their ancestors having served in confederate military forces.
The first Amendment does not extend to the legal recognition of any official veteran status of enemy and/or foreign personnel and/or their families, in policy, law or legal documents, nor does it extend to commemoration of Anti American terrorist organizations and human rights violators, on United States Government Documents, which includes state issued license plates
It is so ordered by this court, that Confederate flags, and/or the words "Sons of Confederate Veterans" and/or logos containing those words and/or the confederate flag, and/or Confederate memmoribilia are not permitted on United States Government documents, which includes State Issued license plates.
In light of the nature of the Confederacy, its lead figures, and its response to the earliest measures of civil rights immediately after the civil war, this court recommends that the "Sons of Confederate Veterans" be considered a hate group, due to its commemoration of Racists, Human Traffickers, Slave Owners, Current and previous Ku Klux Klan members, and historical discriminatory practices against Liberals, Northerners, Colored people, political dissenters, and its stand against the Reconstruction of the Southern economy.
Because this court recommends that the "Sons of Confederate Veterans" be considered a hate group, all members of the such organization may be placed under greater surveillance by police and civil rights groups than normal people and any violent activity by the "Sons of Confederate Veterans" can, and will be subject to Federal Hate Crime laws.
This court is Adjourned.
The ruling of this court is that the five decisive legal facts of American Civil War are as as follows.
1. The Confederate States of America, from beginning to end, had absolutely no legitimacy whatsoever, and never was a country, but was infact formed on the ideals of absolutely nothing more than a conglomeration of seperate anti american terrorist organizations collectively calling themselves the "Confederate Army and Navy", these militaristic forces were the entire backbone of the so called "Confederate States of America".
2. The so called "Confederate States of America" was officially defeated in the year of 1865, by the Union Army and Navy, which is the military force that the modern day United States Military recognises itself as being, during the American civil war.
3. Ex Confederates fought against this Government of this United States of America, Against The Former President, Abraham Lincoln who is the 16th president of this legally recognised line of Presidents of this United States of America, Against these military forces of this United States of America, and attacked Fort Sumter which was at the time, an installation of this military, of this United States of America thereby causing the war, with the goal of secession and maintaining slavery in the so called "Confederate States of America".
4. This court is an Agency of this Government, of This United States of America which the confederates attacked and fought against.
5. The Former military forces of the so called "Confederate States of America" are not and were never, the military forces of the United States of America.
Given these five legal facts of the American Civil War, and all parties generally involved, it is the ruling of this court, that under the Government of the United States of America, Ex Confederate Soldiers cannot be recognised as veterans, cannot recieve the legal status of "Veteran" are not entitled to Veterans benefits, are not entitled to United States service related medals, official insignia or rank, or other awards.
Heirs to Ex confederate military personnel, are not entitled to any services that are extended to the family of Veterans on the basis of their ancestors having served in confederate military forces.
The first Amendment does not extend to the legal recognition of any official veteran status of enemy and/or foreign personnel and/or their families, in policy, law or legal documents, nor does it extend to commemoration of Anti American terrorist organizations and human rights violators, on United States Government Documents, which includes state issued license plates
It is so ordered by this court, that Confederate flags, and/or the words "Sons of Confederate Veterans" and/or logos containing those words and/or the confederate flag, and/or Confederate memmoribilia are not permitted on United States Government documents, which includes State Issued license plates.
In light of the nature of the Confederacy, its lead figures, and its response to the earliest measures of civil rights immediately after the civil war, this court recommends that the "Sons of Confederate Veterans" be considered a hate group, due to its commemoration of Racists, Human Traffickers, Slave Owners, Current and previous Ku Klux Klan members, and historical discriminatory practices against Liberals, Northerners, Colored people, political dissenters, and its stand against the Reconstruction of the Southern economy.
Because this court recommends that the "Sons of Confederate Veterans" be considered a hate group, all members of the such organization may be placed under greater surveillance by police and civil rights groups than normal people and any violent activity by the "Sons of Confederate Veterans" can, and will be subject to Federal Hate Crime laws.
This court is Adjourned.
