[MountainWalker]

Yeah, the south started it like a husband sending armed goons to his estranged wife’s house where she’s holed up as acting in his self defense.

The south’s land and everything they helped pay for belonged to the north? Lol ok. Funny how you consider the south some congressional juggernaut and yet when it case to slavery, they were somehow getting aced out to the point they checked out of the Union. Strange.

[rockrr]

The south’s land and everything they helped pay for belonged to the north?

That's not what DoodleDawg said - or implied. But federal property was federal property and not the states to convert. You need to work on your analogies - they bear no relationship to reality.

[DoodleDawg]

Yeah, the south started it like a husband sending armed goons to his estranged wife’s house where she’s holed up as acting in his self defense.

Your analogy is becoming more incoherent as you go along.

The south’s land and everything they helped pay for belonged to the north?

The forts and arsenals in the Charleston area belonged to the federal government. That made them just as much the property of the Northern states and the Southern ones.

Funny how you consider the south some congressional juggernaut and yet when it case to slavery, they were somehow getting aced out to the point they checked out of the Union. Strange.

One cannot explain some of the Southern delusions, I would agree.