i think spooky meant 1861
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Thursday, June 11, 2020
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policy flipping doesn't even make sense if you think about it for more than 3 seconds
my history professor spent like 2 hours ranting about how people saying slavery was the cause of the civil war
there was 1 instance of flipping parties that I have heard of and that was the guy legitimately changing his mind
now i didnt say that slavery was the only cause for the civil war, but it was a pretty significant part of it
Tackling the issue of whether it should be allowed for a state to secede from the union is really complicated
Frankly, more complicated than I'm able to handle
Conour, I'm not being pedantic, but I think that's missing the point
slavery was a huge fucking deal
and is to this day
yes, it was
where am i wrong in that statement
that doenst say that its the only reason bro lol
the entire statement
Hahaa
abe lincoln released the slaves as a war move to win the war, not because he wanted to
thats all i didnt read anything anyone said
goodbye
we care about such a small subset of slavery and focus on it to no end,
as if it is the greatest sin imaginable
when it's just how the world worked for hundreds and hundreds of years
how does bio keep managing to make already shitty convos worse
lol, he wanted to send them all to liberia
I just don't understand the position people take on the civil war
other than a "fuck the South" position, that liberals seem to take
the same liberals who think there are 5 inhabitable cities in America
I get that one
if you're an elitist prick
that's the only position I understand
so why did a war break out after secession? Thats what I care about more than the reason they left
because you can't let half of your country walk away
popular sovreignty is a meme
Lincoln SHOULD have waged war on us
Yes, that's the problem
i love how you always say us like you were there
Looking at it in the most bare bones sense, do you think it's okay if a section of your country believes their values aren't properly represented and wanted to self-govern?
I consider myself a Virginian, before an American
OK I couldn't remember who started the war itself. It was the South who attacked first at Sumter
Gent, I don't
I believe in strong, large, devolved states
I think federations work
No, I agree
fire what was i saying that was shitty
thinkon
I think the US should be as big as possible, and devolve as much power as they can ddown to the state level
America probably wouldn't be the world power it is today if we allowed them to secede
I almost missed the politics arguement
idk about state vs federal rights, but yeah I think stronger is better
