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To: TexConfederate1861
I think that serious consideration should be given to seccession again. The USA seems to not stand for the goodness it once did. Political correctness and massive wealth transfer payments have paralyzed the "helpers" and the "helped", and neither did either.

As for forgetting "after 140 years": there were far too many dastardly atrocities committed against unarmed, innocent Southern citizenry, both black and white. To this day, the deeds of units from Ohio, Illinois, and especially the murderous units from Indiana I believe place them in hell for what they did.

Not a lot gets said about this, but there are plenty of records of war crimes upon war crimes by these consciousless, heartless thugs, rapists, thieves, and murderers.

Don't ever forget, Texas (and Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia..) Never forget these murderous devils or their crimes.

Secession? I am still for it. It may take a number of decades to accuate the start of it, but I believe a new country is the only solution to what is left here.

75 posted on 04/14/2005 8:53:29 PM PDT by Sweet Southern Freedom
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To: Sweet Southern Freedom
It may be an exercise in fantasy, or wishful thinking.
But, I can envision a CSA that won their independence.
Where slavery would have ended, Roe v Wade had never been allowed to happened. Where no type of Ninth Circus Court could act like unAmerican jerks that they are. Where the ten commandments could proudly be displayed. A history that include USA and CSA troops fighting side be side in WW1 and 2. etc.
85 posted on 04/14/2005 9:22:50 PM PDT by smug (Federalism is tyranny)
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