You've done nothing but ‘cite’ your personal belief.
Also, your continued use of the term ‘the land of the whip and lash’ to describe the South in an attempt by you and your PC revisionist yankee mythologist to ‘whitewash’ the norths involvement in slavery, in other words, just a giant red herring. You may as well just join your left wing yankee buddies and shout ‘racist’ every time you reply. (I see you've already played the ‘nazi’ card, you libtard POS.)
Last, my argument is well founded in historical fact. I can cite reference after reference but all you do is reply with hysterical hand-wringing while clinging to your precious yankee mythology. Your whole stupid argument is no more that libtard emotionalism.
So the actual size of the federal army is my “personal belief”? Not facts but my personal belief? What a loon you are.
The fact that the Land of the Whip and Lash existed does not IN ANY WAY exculpate the racism in the North or the role of some Yankees DECADES BEFORE the war. Nor have I ever claimed that it does. NYC was filled with traitors in 1860 and throughout the war so there were huge numbers of racists there for sure. During the Draft Riots they happily burned, hung, mutilated and killed every Black they could get their hands on, even little kids. Troops which had just defeated Lee at Gettysburg had to be brought in to resist the rioters. Plenty of Northern traitors needed killing.
The Slavers were not even as smart as the Nazis.
Why don’t you show me where the federal army was bigger than what I have established as FACT?
Why don’t you show me all the anti-Slavery presidents prior to Lincoln?
Why don’t you show me the anti-Southern laws passed by the federal government?
Or show me that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court was NOT pro-slavery for 59 out of the 73 years of the US’s existence.
Of course, the reason is YOU CAN’T. Every fact I have stated is accurate and unimpeachable.
Your argument is nothing but delusions and lies. And your authorities nobody but humbugs, frauds and crackpots. But that is to be expected.