Posted on 06/09/2009 8:47:35 AM PDT by Davy Buck
My oh my, what would the critics, the Civil War publications, publishers, and bloggers do if it weren't for the bad boys of the Confederacy and those who study them and also those who wish to honor their ancestors who fought for the Confederacy?
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in case you didn't know it (OR if you are just LYING about it, as you have so many times & about so many subjects), he was a legitimate BG (and is so identified in the Union army records AFTER the war) and was a "dedicated sportsman, fox hunter & woodsman".
so "the JOKE", as usual is on YOU.
free dixie,sw
that's what a PROPAGANDIST does. DECEIT is his "stock in trade".
free dixie,sw
those sorts of posts just make you look DUMB & clue-LESS.
free dixie,sw
they have told so many SILLY/obvious/CLUMSY lies, on so many subjects, that they simply look RIDICULOUS, UNINTELLIGENT & DISHONEST to "normal people of average/above average IQ".
laughing AT them, as i believe most readers do.
free dixie,sw
I'm waiting. Where's the damned book?
to N-S: you're looking DUMBER by the minute.=====> LOL AT you.
free dixie,sw
An if he hadn't been seen as a turncoat to the confederate dead-enders he wouldn't have been murdered, either. But the fact is that he was considered a turncoat and he was murdered. Hard to make a case that he would have been a likely candidate for confederate guerilla leader when he didn't even care enough about the cause to wait until Lee's surrender to cut a deal and go home.
The confederate dead-enders hated him so much that he wasn't even included as a confederate soldier in the 1874 Elmwood cemetery book.
he was a legitimate BG (and is so identified in the Union army records AFTER the war)
Uh huh. Unsupported Watie claim #344,582. Maybe those records are in the U-boat on display in a Galveston park.
Say, who is Maryelissa Tyrona Brown-Bollin?
Tell us about the Galveston U-boat again. Tell us about the El Paso Thanksgiving.
I'M A LOST CAUSE FREEPER
Oh, Im a Lost Cause Freeper, now thats just what I am.
For standard capitalization, I do not give a damn.
No tales too big to make up, no sources I will quote
And I dont need no spell-check for anything I wrote.
I hates the stars and stripes flag, I loves the stars and bars
I stuck a big Third National on the bumper of my car
I got a Cherokee flag that I had special made
Most people when they meet me, think Im touched in the haid.
I hates all things from up north. I really, really do.
If Santas from the pole there, well then I hates him too.
Ive been a Lost Cause Freeper for seven years or more.
I only talks bout pancakes, and the late Civil War.
The Yanks killed all my kinfolk, evry single one.
And theres a captured U-boat on display in Galveston.
Quantrill spelled his name wrong, evry single time
And evry Union soldier shoulda been hung for a crime.
That Im a protected poster many here can vouch,
When Jim Rob comes to DC, he sleeps here on my couch.
I cant express myself in words like normal people do
My fingers hurt from pounding keys, I might have a loose screw.
Three hundred thousand posts here, they all read just the same
And if my facts are incorrect, I will not take the blame
I got it from a book I read, one you cannot find
And dont you dare suggest its just a figment of my mind.
Im stuck in these United States, beneath the flag I hate
I sign my posts free dixie but am resigned to my fate
Ill keep on fightin my war, on every single thread
I wont stop actin crazy until I am dead
I'm waiting. We've all been waiting for a couple of months now. When are you going to produce the book?
Oh, I'm a good old Rebel Now that's just what I am For this fair land of freedom I do not care a damn. I'm glad I fought against it I only wish we'd won. And I don't want no pardon For anything I've done. I hates the Constitution This great Republic too I hates the Freedmen's Bureau In uniforms of blue. I hates the nasty eagle With all his brag and fuss But the lyin', thievin' Yankees I hates' em worse and worse Three hundred thousand Yankees Lies still in Southern dust We got three hundred thousand Before they conquered us They died of Southern fever And Southern steel and shot I wish they was three million Instead of what we got. I can't take up my musket And fight' em now no more But I ain't a-goin' to love' em Now that is certain sure And I don't want no pardon For what I was and am And I won't be reconstructed And I do not give a damn.
The Great Hero of the South? He was cartographer, a "topographic engineer" on Stuart's staff.
And in case it eluded you, my version is a direct parody of Randolph. Of course, I'm not surprised that his sentiments about hating the United States, the Constitution, and the Freedmen's Bureau would strike a sympathetic chord with you.
In the full version Randolph talks about how he hates the Declaration of Independence as well as the Constitution and anything and everything to do with this country. Yet he stayed and made a living as a Baltimore lawyer and writer. I hope his legal talents were better than his literary ones were. For his client’s sake if nothing else.
What you Constitutional Pimps don’t realize is that a states right of secession is a matter of the heart/soul and NOT a matter of a piece of paper; one that you worship with Lincoln serving as sudo-Christ. While I was “defending and upholding the Constitution” in the Navy, the Marxist/leftist/statist/Yankee was crapping all over the Constitution. There are people licking it clean for them constantly, all the while calling themselves conservative. Well, my tongue won’t cooperate, unlike some around here whose breath stinks of the statist rear-end.
Spare me the history lesson. I don't need it from a brainwashed fool.
I'm not surprised that his sentiments about hating the United States, the Constitution, and the Freedmen's Bureau would strike a sympathetic chord with you.
Confusing love of the Central Government with love of your country/republic is the mistake that may cost us all dearly, the Yankee paradigm. Kissing and kowtowing the Federal beast, though humiliating, can be comforting to the faint of heart.
Preach on, Brother!
Well you certainly need it from someone. I mean, seriously, a map maker on Stuart's staff is The Great Hero of the South? Come on.
Or did you simply not have a clue about Randolph, other than the fact that he wrote a song whose sentiments you share, and that's enough to make him The Great Hero of the South in your book?
Confusing love of the Central Government with love of your country/republic is the mistake that may cost us all dearly, the Yankee paradigm.
Perhaps you'd care to explain how "I hates the Constitution/ This great Republic too" in fact expresses his love of this country/republic.
Too bad the "Great Republic" doesn't allow a state to assume their right of sovereignty, if that is what he meant, I agree. I guess to him even the "Great Republic" was too centralized. Ok, better to error on the side of states rights, in my opinion. He is dead, so no way to ask him.
Every Confederate is a hero, every one of them.
Second, what does your mouth-foaming POS rant have to do with Randolph's clear hatred of the United States?
Three, considering what part of your anatomy your head usually resides in I'm surprised you can smell anything.
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