Prager University says that _____ was the cause of the Civil War

[GHook93]

I am not a democrat, and you voted for Trump, did you not?

I voted for the conservative, and you did not.

Voting for Obama twice and Clinton once is not conservative. You are about as conservative as Bernie Sanders.


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[gipper]

The South left the Union to keep slavery, as the OP so clearly points out.

Lincoln said "no" then murdered the South when it resisted.

Yes, the cause of the war was slavery. If it was not, then the South had no reason to leave.

Jake you are true Lincoln cultist.

As such, facts matter not to you. Just believe.

 

[JakeStarkey]

I am not a democrat, and you voted for Trump, did you not?

I voted for the conservative, and you did not.

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I voted McMullin and you voted for the demo lite lib Trump. Your lying is terrible.

 

[JakeStarkey]

The South left the Union to keep slavery, as the OP so clearly points out.

Lincoln said "no" then murdered the South when it resisted.

Yes, the cause of the war was slavery. If it was not, then the South had no reason to leave.

Jake you are true Lincoln cultist. As such, facts matter not to you. Just believe.

The OP is about the cause of the Civil War, not slavery. Focus, please.

 

[gipper]

The South left the Union to keep slavery, as the OP so clearly points out.

Lincoln said "no" then murdered the South when it resisted.

Yes, the cause of the war was slavery. If it was not, then the South had no reason to leave.

Jake you are true Lincoln cultist. As such, facts matter not to you. Just believe.

The OP is about the cause of the Civil War, not slavery. Focus, please.

Yes and who caused the war?

 

[paperview]

Everything for the south revolved around the protection, perpetuation and expansion of slavery.

Everything.

The old tired chestnut of the Corwin Amendment doesn't go very far.

It was a last ditch effort, which most all knew stood no chance of survival.

Lincoln had nothing to do with its passage. By the time he addressed it, most states had already seceded. It was a futility, and most all saw it as such.

At that point too - the south had already commenced hostilities. They were bound and determined to go to war and nothing was going to stop them.

The Southrons made it clear in their many declarations of independence and in a boatload of other statements, actions, laws and their own written constitution, the protection of Slavery was at the base of all.

It was the lifeblood (literally) of their economy, and they knew it.

 

[paperview]

Fun little sidebar tidbit on that Corwin Amendment: In 1963 more than a century later - A Texas GOP representative, Henry Stollenwerck, introduced a resolution to ratify the Amendment.

LOL

 

[gipper]

Everything for the south revolved around the protection, perpetuation and expansion of slavery.

Everything.

The old tired chestnut of the Corwin Amendment doesn't go very far.

It was a last ditch effort, which most all knew stood no chance of survival.

Lincoln had nothing to do with its passage. By the time he addressed it, most states had already seceded. It was a futility, and most all saw it as such.

At that point too - the south had already commenced hostilities. They were bound and determined to go to war and nothing was going to stop them.

The Southrons made it clear in their many declarations of independence and in a boatload of other statements, actions, laws and their own written constitution, the protection of Slavery was at the base of all.

It was the lifeblood (literally) of their economy, and they knew it.

Wrong on all counts.

The South tried desperately to reach a compromise with Dishonest Abe. Jeff Davis repeatedly asked that the South be allowed to separate without bloodshed. The South agreed to pay their share of the national debt and pay for all federal installations, but Abe told them to fuck off and refused to even meet with them when they came to Washington.

The abolitionist movement had become radicalized and infiltrated by powerful wealthy northern industrialists, who got Dishonest Abe elected. In part, thanks to that stupid book Uncle Tom's Cabin. They were pushing for war so they would not only benefit nicely from war production, but also the imposition of the tariff after the South was defeated.

 

[paperview]

Everything for the south revolved around the protection, perpetuation and expansion of slavery.

Everything.

The old tired chestnut of the Corwin Amendment doesn't go very far.

It was a last ditch effort, which most all knew stood no chance of survival.

Lincoln had nothing to do with its passage. By the time he addressed it, most states had already seceded. It was a futility, and most all saw it as such.

At that point too - the south had already commenced hostilities. They were bound and determined to go to war and nothing was going to stop them.

The Southrons made it clear in their many declarations of independence and in a boatload of other statements, actions, laws and their own written constitution, the protection of Slavery was at the base of all.

It was the lifeblood (literally) of their economy, and they knew it.

Wrong on all counts.

The South tried desperately to reach a compromise with Dishonest Abe. Jeff Davis repeatedly asked that the South be allowed to separate without bloodshed. The South agreed to pay their share of the national debt and pay for all federal installations, but Abe told them to fuck off and refused to even meet with them when they came to Washington.

The abolitionist movement had become radicalized and infiltrated by powerful wealthy northern industrialists, who got Dishonest Abe elected. In part, thanks to that stupid book Uncle Tom's Cabin. They were pushing for war so they would not only benefit nicely from war production, but also the imposition of the tariff after the South was defeated.

Piles ^ of your typical Lost Cause revisionist bullshit.

Have a crappy day, neo-confederate. Not in the mood to entertain your White Supremacy defenses.

Ta.

 

[JakeStarkey]

The South left the Union to keep slavery, as the OP so clearly points out.

Lincoln said "no" then murdered the South when it resisted.

Yes, the cause of the war was slavery. If it was not, then the South had no reason to leave.

Jake you are true Lincoln cultist. As such, facts matter not to you. Just believe.

The OP is about the cause of the Civil War, not slavery. Focus, please.

Yes and who caused the war?

The question is not 'who' buy 'what'. Seven of the states, though, had seceded before Lincoln took office. His duty, as he saw it, was to preserve the Union.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Yelling about AL does not remove the fact that was caused by slavery.

 

[gipper]

The South left the Union to keep slavery, as the OP so clearly points out.

Lincoln said "no" then murdered the South when it resisted.

Yes, the cause of the war was slavery. If it was not, then the South had no reason to leave.

Jake you are true Lincoln cultist. As such, facts matter not to you. Just believe.

The OP is about the cause of the Civil War, not slavery. Focus, please.

Yes and who caused the war?

The question is not 'who' buy 'what'. Seven of the states, though, had seceded before Lincoln took office. His duty, as he saw it, was to preserve the Union.

Yeah....kill 'em to keep 'em. Makes sense to dumb asses.

 

[danielpalos]

And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?

Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.

Slavery was an element, not the Cause.

 

[gipper]

Everything for the south revolved around the protection, perpetuation and expansion of slavery.

Everything.

The old tired chestnut of the Corwin Amendment doesn't go very far.

It was a last ditch effort, which most all knew stood no chance of survival.

Lincoln had nothing to do with its passage. By the time he addressed it, most states had already seceded. It was a futility, and most all saw it as such.

At that point too - the south had already commenced hostilities. They were bound and determined to go to war and nothing was going to stop them.

The Southrons made it clear in their many declarations of independence and in a boatload of other statements, actions, laws and their own written constitution, the protection of Slavery was at the base of all.

It was the lifeblood (literally) of their economy, and they knew it.

Wrong on all counts.

The South tried desperately to reach a compromise with Dishonest Abe. Jeff Davis repeatedly asked that the South be allowed to separate without bloodshed. The South agreed to pay their share of the national debt and pay for all federal installations, but Abe told them to fuck off and refused to even meet with them when they came to Washington.

The abolitionist movement had become radicalized and infiltrated by powerful wealthy northern industrialists, who got Dishonest Abe elected. In part, thanks to that stupid book Uncle Tom's Cabin. They were pushing for war so they would not only benefit nicely from war production, but also the imposition of the tariff after the South was defeated.

Piles ^ of your typical Lost Cause revisionist bullshit.

Have a crappy day, neo-confederate. Not in the mood to entertain your White Supremacy defenses.

Ta.

BS. Typical dumb response from a dumb ass.

I never lived in the South nor support it's historical racism or slavery. Most of my ancestors fought for the North and I know of at least one who died outside Atlanta, fighting for that murderous thug Sherman. However being extremely intelligent and well educated, I know Dishonest Abe is responsible for the war. A war that caused 850k deaths, destruction of half the nation, and terrible suffering for decades after it's conclusion. Only fools like you would think it justified.

 

[JakeStarkey]

And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?

Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.

Slavery was an element, not the Cause.

Daniel, watch the vid, then think.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Everything for the south revolved around the protection, perpetuation and expansion of slavery.

Everything.

The old tired chestnut of the Corwin Amendment doesn't go very far.

It was a last ditch effort, which most all knew stood no chance of survival.

Lincoln had nothing to do with its passage. By the time he addressed it, most states had already seceded. It was a futility, and most all saw it as such.

At that point too - the south had already commenced hostilities. They were bound and determined to go to war and nothing was going to stop them.

The Southrons made it clear in their many declarations of independence and in a boatload of other statements, actions, laws and their own written constitution, the protection of Slavery was at the base of all.

It was the lifeblood (literally) of their economy, and they knew it.

Wrong on all counts.

The South tried desperately to reach a compromise with Dishonest Abe. Jeff Davis repeatedly asked that the South be allowed to separate without bloodshed. The South agreed to pay their share of the national debt and pay for all federal installations, but Abe told them to fuck off and refused to even meet with them when they came to Washington.

The abolitionist movement had become radicalized and infiltrated by powerful wealthy northern industrialists, who got Dishonest Abe elected. In part, thanks to that stupid book Uncle Tom's Cabin. They were pushing for war so they would not only benefit nicely from war production, but also the imposition of the tariff after the South was defeated.

Piles ^ of your typical Lost Cause revisionist bullshit.

Have a crappy day, neo-confederate. Not in the mood to entertain your White Supremacy defenses.

Ta.

BS. Typical dumb response from a dumb ass.

I never lived in the South nor support it's historical racism or slavery. Most of my ancestors fought for the North and I know of at least one who died outside Atlanta, fighting for that murderous thug Sherman. However being extremely intelligent and well educated, I know Dishonest Abe is responsible for the war. A war that caused 850k deaths, destruction of half the nation, and terrible suffering for decades after it's conclusion. Only fools like you would think it justified.

paperview owns your arguments and your attituded when it comes to the CW.

No one asked who your ancestors fought for.

Slavery is the cause of the War, pure and simple, and the OP vid proves it.

That you don't like it, gipper, and that posters have no trouble overturning your comments is not their issue.

If you want to argue the justification of the war, start a new thread.

 

[danielpalos]

And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?

Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.

Slavery was an element, not the Cause.

Daniel, watch the vid, then think.

I did. Slavery was an element, not the root Cause under our or Any form of Capitalism.

 

[JakeStarkey]

And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?

Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.

Slavery was an element, not the Cause.

Daniel, watch the vid, then think.

I did. Slavery was an element, not the root Cause under our or Any form of Capitalism.

The military professor clearly shows why your argument is wrong. But that's OK; each to his own.

 

[danielpalos]

And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?

Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.

Slavery was an element, not the Cause.

Daniel, watch the vid, then think.

I did. Slavery was an element, not the root Cause under our or Any form of Capitalism.

The military professor clearly shows why your argument is wrong. But that's OK; each to his own.

care to cite the actual concept? or, should i believe You are in it for the "gospel Truth"?

 

[JakeStarkey]

Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.

Slavery was an element, not the Cause.

Daniel, watch the vid, then think.

I did. Slavery was an element, not the root Cause under our or Any form of Capitalism.

The military professor clearly shows why your argument is wrong. But that's OK; each to his own.

care to cite the actual concept? or, should i believe You are in it for the "gospel Truth"?

You clearly don't understand the actual OP. Go back, listen to the Vid and the military history professor, and come back and tell us where he is wrong. This will be fun.