If I Had Been President of the Confederacy. . . .

[Zincwarrior]

Sorry dumbass. We are talking about the legality. Not the military victory. If you just want to depend on the military victory, that is fine, you have your victory.

But don't call us the traitor unless you prove the legality of your military victory. Which you can't. Which shows you damnYankees are the traitors.

How does it feel....traitor. Glory, glory, hallelujah....

Quantrill

You didn't read it. Literally everyone on the nation laughs at your revisionist cracker ass.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

I agree, but my point is that Davis should have begun pushing for emancipation much earlier instead of waiting until late 1864.


You again show your racist colors.

Regarding the Trail of Tears, you might want to do a bit more reading on the subject, starting with Dr. Jeff Fynn-Paul's book Not Stolen: The Truth About European Colonialism in the New World. BTW, are you aware that many of the Indians went voluntarily, that the U.S. Government spent years giving the Indians various offers to get them to leave voluntarily, that the death rate in the Trail of Tears forced marches was not that much higher than the death rate among some white handcart companies that crossed the plains in the 1850s, and that the Cherokee took several thousand black slaves with them to Oklahoma (then designated as Indian territory)?

I agree that the Trail of Tears forced marches were unjust and badly timed, but the woke narrative about them is exaggerated and selective.

Trail of Crybabies

The American version of Hamas, and of the same humanoid species.