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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.Right next to the privacy clause.You were pumped full of propaganda in the 4th grade.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 .
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?
Lol. Funny how "strict constitutionalists " aren't so strict when they don't want to be .