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The answer to the OP is: The world would be vastly less prosperous and less free, and countless millions more would have died between then and now.
I'm still waiting for you to tell me how you justify this comment...
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The answer to the OP is: The world would be vastly less prosperous and less free, and countless millions more would have died between then and now.
How about the War for the Perpetuation of Slavery? Silly semantics.
my apologies... I mistook you for a person with whom I could have an intelligent discussion...
The answer to the OP is: The world would be vastly less prosperous and less free, and countless millions more would have died between then and now.
I'm still waiting for you to tell me how you justify this comment...
The answer to the OP is: The world would be vastly less prosperous and less free, and countless millions more would have died between then and now.
I'm still waiting for you to tell me how you justify this comment...
I wrote a rather long post addressing that very point. You even responded to it.
Don't feel you have to finish the whole bottle in one sitting.
The answer to the OP is: The world would be vastly less prosperous and less free, and countless millions more would have died between then and now.
I'm still waiting for you to tell me how you justify this comment...
I wrote a rather long post addressing that very point. You even responded to it.
Don't feel you have to finish the whole bottle in one sitting.
I'm still waiting for you to tell me how you justify this comment...
I wrote a rather long post addressing that very point. You even responded to it.
Don't feel you have to finish the whole bottle in one sitting.
your second post, much as I liked it, doesn't nearly cover the way you talked outta your ass in your first post...
if, in the early 1860's, the Confederacy had been allowed to peaceably go its own way...?
And if KY had decided not to stay out of it, that may have happened.
if, in the early 1860's, the Confederacy had been allowed to peaceably go its own way...?
And if KY had decided not to stay out of it, that may have happened.
Illegal immigrants would be displacing slaves in agricultural jobs?
slavery would be gone long before now...
France was already in Mexico, and other European powers were waiting to see how things played out. They would not have failed to seek opportunity amid a fractured Union.
France was already in Mexico, and other European powers were waiting to see how things played out. They would not have failed to seek opportunity amid a fractured Union.
True, but then again France was also heavily engaged in Europe where things were heating up too and even without the Confederacy the USA was a formidable power.
if, in the early 1860's, the Confederacy had been allowed to peaceably go its own way...?