What is a traitor?

I never tire of correcting these bootlicking fascist toadies.

Please ! Fort Sumter was my 4th grade project , we all know who started the war .

They had no right or cause to secede. They were traitors who should have been hung in the town square . But Abe wanted the country to heal .
You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.

Ft Sumter is where some Union trespassers refused to leave the territory of SC when they were asked. SC was well within its rights to fire on them. Lincoln even had Union ships invade the territorial waters of South Carolina in an illegal effort to resupply the fort.

You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?
Right next to the privacy clause.

Lol. Funny how "strict constitutionalists " aren't so strict when they don't want to be .
If the Supreme Court was able to find a privacy clause in the Constitution, it can probably find a secession clause there, too. Liberals argue that it is a living document that will give birth to any clauses they happen to need.
 
Please ! Fort Sumter was my 4th grade project , we all know who started the war .

They had no right or cause to secede. They were traitors who should have been hung in the town square . But Abe wanted the country to heal .
You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.

Ft Sumter is where some Union trespassers refused to leave the territory of SC when they were asked. SC was well within its rights to fire on them. Lincoln even had Union ships invade the territorial waters of South Carolina in an illegal effort to resupply the fort.

You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?
Right next to the privacy clause.

Lol. Funny how "strict constitutionalists " aren't so strict when they don't want to be .
If the Supreme Court was able to find a privacy clause in the Constitution, it can probably find a secession clause there, too. Liberals argue that it is a living document that will give birth to any clauses they happen to need.

The Supreme Court has already said no.
 
I never tire of correcting these bootlicking fascist toadies.

Please ! Fort Sumter was my 4th grade project , we all know who started the war .

They had no right or cause to secede. They were traitors who should have been hung in the town square . But Abe wanted the country to heal .
You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.

Ft Sumter is where some Union trespassers refused to leave the territory of SC when they were asked. SC was well within its rights to fire on them. Lincoln even had Union ships invade the territorial waters of South Carolina in an illegal effort to resupply the fort.

You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?

So your theory is that anything that isn't expressly authorized by the Constitution is prohibited?

Really?

The 10th Amendment is the secession clause.

This ?


"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

Yes. That.
 
You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.

Ft Sumter is where some Union trespassers refused to leave the territory of SC when they were asked. SC was well within its rights to fire on them. Lincoln even had Union ships invade the territorial waters of South Carolina in an illegal effort to resupply the fort.

You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?
Right next to the privacy clause.

Lol. Funny how "strict constitutionalists " aren't so strict when they don't want to be .
If the Supreme Court was able to find a privacy clause in the Constitution, it can probably find a secession clause there, too. Liberals argue that it is a living document that will give birth to any clauses they happen to need.

The Supreme Court has already said no.
You mean a bunch of hand picked Lincoln cronies tried to justify the war after the fact, and they failed miserably.
 
Here's a good example, a foreign one, of someone being called a traitor, but from the outside you might consider things in a different light.

Yuliya Stepanova: What do Russians think of doping whistleblower? - BBC News

Yuliya Stepanova came out and basically got the Russian Olympic team banned from the Olympics.

She's been called a traitor. As one woman put it: "She blackened our government and the whole country."

But had the people who are in charge not done this in the first place, probably right from the top at some level of input, then she wouldn't have had to have done what she did. Does that mean she is the traitor, or the ones who allowed the drugs to be used are the traitors?
So does this mean you think Wikileaks did America a favor by exposing the corruption at the DNC?

What corruption? They are a political party . The whole point is to favor their candidate .
Sanders' supporters saw it as corruption, and the only casualty of the Wikileaks publications was Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, who orchestrated efforts to keep Sanders from winning.

Of course he did . But here's the thing .....Bernies not a democrat !!!!

You saw the same with the "never Trump " crowd .

Do you really think the GOP emails are all smiles n sunshine if they got out ? You don't think they weren't bullshit about Trump ?
Bernie is a Democrat. He wasn't and now he is. I'm sure there would be imbarassing things to find at the RNC, but the Wikileaks were only significant in exposing how the Democratic Party has rigged the system so that another George McGovern or a Bernie Sanders can never win the nomination.
 
Please ! Fort Sumter was my 4th grade project , we all know who started the war .

They had no right or cause to secede. They were traitors who should have been hung in the town square . But Abe wanted the country to heal .
You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.

Ft Sumter is where some Union trespassers refused to leave the territory of SC when they were asked. SC was well within its rights to fire on them. Lincoln even had Union ships invade the territorial waters of South Carolina in an illegal effort to resupply the fort.

You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?

So your theory is that anything that isn't expressly authorized by the Constitution is prohibited?

Really?

The 10th Amendment is the secession clause.

This ?


"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

Yes. That.

And that's why it failed when it went to court !
 
You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.

Ft Sumter is where some Union trespassers refused to leave the territory of SC when they were asked. SC was well within its rights to fire on them. Lincoln even had Union ships invade the territorial waters of South Carolina in an illegal effort to resupply the fort.

You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?
Right next to the privacy clause.

Lol. Funny how "strict constitutionalists " aren't so strict when they don't want to be .
If the Supreme Court was able to find a privacy clause in the Constitution, it can probably find a secession clause there, too. Liberals argue that it is a living document that will give birth to any clauses they happen to need.

The Supreme Court has already said no.
lol In 1869. The Court didn't know about the privacy clause then either.
 
You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.

Ft Sumter is where some Union trespassers refused to leave the territory of SC when they were asked. SC was well within its rights to fire on them. Lincoln even had Union ships invade the territorial waters of South Carolina in an illegal effort to resupply the fort.

You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?

So your theory is that anything that isn't expressly authorized by the Constitution is prohibited?

Really?

The 10th Amendment is the secession clause.

This ?


"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

Yes. That.

And that's why it failed when it went to court !

It failed because Lincoln packed the court with his cronies, and after the war they tried to justify it.
 
You're the one taught bullshit .

Where's the secession clause in the constitution?

So your theory is that anything that isn't expressly authorized by the Constitution is prohibited?

Really?

The 10th Amendment is the secession clause.

This ?


"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

Yes. That.

And that's why it failed when it went to court !

It failed because Lincoln packed the court with his cronies, and after the war they tried to justify it.

Whatever .

You want Bergdal strung up as a traitor cause he wanders off his base , but your cool with what the confederates did!?? WTF!
 
So your theory is that anything that isn't expressly authorized by the Constitution is prohibited?

Really?

The 10th Amendment is the secession clause.

This ?


"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

Yes. That.

And that's why it failed when it went to court !

It failed because Lincoln packed the court with his cronies, and after the war they tried to justify it.

Whatever .

You want Bergdal strung up as a traitor cause he wanders off his base , but your cool with what the confederates did!?? WTF!

What did the confederates do other than defend themselves from Union aggression?
 
The great philosopher Cicero said it best.

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Here's a good example, a foreign one, of someone being called a traitor, but from the outside you might consider things in a different light.

Yuliya Stepanova: What do Russians think of doping whistleblower? - BBC News

Yuliya Stepanova came out and basically got the Russian Olympic team banned from the Olympics.

She's been called a traitor. As one woman put it: "She blackened our government and the whole country."

But had the people who are in charge not done this in the first place, probably right from the top at some level of input, then she wouldn't have had to have done what she did. Does that mean she is the traitor, or the ones who allowed the drugs to be used are the traitors?
I think this Russian babe is a whistleblower NOT a traitor.

Edward Snowden is a whistleblower, and yet you claim he's a traitor. :cuckoo:
 
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Here's a good example, a foreign one, of someone being called a traitor, but from the outside you might consider things in a different light.

Yuliya Stepanova: What do Russians think of doping whistleblower? - BBC News

Yuliya Stepanova came out and basically got the Russian Olympic team banned from the Olympics.

She's been called a traitor. As one woman put it: "She blackened our government and the whole country."

But had the people who are in charge not done this in the first place, probably right from the top at some level of input, then she wouldn't have had to have done what she did. Does that mean she is the traitor, or the ones who allowed the drugs to be used are the traitors?
I don't care. We have bigger fish to fry, and we have Benedict Arnold, a hero to the English Crown. Let's split hairs and blame the knife.
Benedict Arnold was actually an American hero before he turned.
 

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