But my study of the subject has lead me to believe thats it is illogical to be an ardent supporter of the American Revolution, while at the same time stridently opposing a very similar rebellion that happened fairly shortly thereafter. You can still believe it was in the best interest of the United States for the north to win, but you must concede that the south had some very strong points. As far as the slavery issue we are at an impasse. The civil war was not about slavery, but if you see it differently there is very little more to be said on that score.
How do you feel about the whiskey rebellion? How about Shay's rebellion?
PS it seems strange to me, to seee somebody sitting in the people's republik of New Joisey, thinking that their state is the moral superior to Georgia or Tennessee.
The Whiskey rebellion didn’t involve slavery. Never said my state was morally superior to any other. Slavery wasn’t in existence in New Jersey in 1861.
“I’m not a saying “the south will rise again,””
It’s the same tactic used by liberals. When you no longer have any hope of winning the debate, denigrate your opponent.
Why don't you, if living elsewhere is such a misfortune? If I were living somewhere I didn't like at all then I'm sure I'd leave and move somewhere more congenial.