Emphasis on the "were" the second they plunged into their sedition & insurrection against the United States government and her citizens.FYI, in Civil War, the Confederates remained Americans throughout. Disagreement with that is disagreement with St Abe and his crew of lackeys who later proclaimed it to be such via the various SCOTUS cases involving the name White. It is not our respect for the Confederates that divides America, but your seething hatred of them.
Do you feel abused, isolated, maybe even rejected?
I feel pride, knowing that my conservatism is suported on a strong ideological base and a love for all Americans; not love of money.
Whose "we" chump? Since when were you correct on anything?
Read the thread, genius. I'm not the one leaping into petty name-calling and wishing people were dead. Maybe if y'all would stop losing your cool, you could hold together a decent argument.
As far as any disrespect for cult worshiping anti-American malcontents in a perpetual state of rebellion,
Calling M. Espinola to the carpet:
What cult do I worship?
What rebellious activities have I engaged in?
"Calling M. Espinola to the carpet:" I'm game, but require knowing first off if this is the official 'red carpet'? What is the proper attire protocol, tuxedo or suit & tie? These are extremely important factors. Once data is supplied, answers on your other two questions can be responded to in quick order.
Naturally it is not your desire my appearance be out of place for this extraordinary special occasion on being called on the one and only 'red carpet'.
Proper attire protocol is a prerequisite. I surely expect the same from you. One's must always look his absolute best when called on the 'red carpet. Undoubtedly you do agree? If so, you may proceed Sir.
The official 'red carpet'
don't worry about "m.eSPINola"s opinion.
everyone here KNOWS he's a HATER, a moron & a BIGOT of the first rank.
free dixie,sw