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He was born in NC because he wanted to be with his mother. He moved north at a young age and is your boy. Own him proudly.

Byrd's family on both sides was from North Carolina.

He wore his Confederate loyalty on his sleeve.

It's why he was a Democrat.

His great-grandfather served in the Confederate Army and deserted his family and ran off to Indiana after the war. That didn't make him any less a Confederate when it counted. So it was with Bob.

[dfwgator]

You know I was wondering, if the next Oscars, when they go through all the people that died the previous year, if they’ll include Sheets?

[Lee'sGhost]

LMAO!!!

And Libturd Martin Sheen played Lee because of HIS love for the Confederacy.

The truly funny thing is that none of that changes the fact that W. Va is a NORTHERN state.

But don’t let historical fact get in the way of your fantasy.

http://www.civilwarinfoguide.com/images/american_civil_war_map.gif

[conimbricenses]

Spare the hollywood bull. You are WAY over-analyzing the significance of Byrd's cameo.

Phil Gramm played a secessionist politician in that very same movie. Are you gonna make the claim that he had some secret "confederate loyalty" too?