To: Vaquero
I'm a born damyankee, too, but lived enough in Georgia to consider myself somewhat Southern as well. Hard to say Lincoln "broke" the Constitution since it had no provisions covering a disintegration of the Union. But he did, in the course of preserving that Union, many tyrannical things that the Founders would have forbidden had they had the fore-thought. Slavery was an unworthy cause for the South, but states' rights are a real issue to this day, and once again the Democrats are on the wrong side of it. Here's the Greek motto I promised: ο'υτωσ α'ει τυρανιοισ. Means the same as the Latin, more concise, not associated with Booth.
198 posted on
01/16/2020 12:29:20 PM PST by
Eleutheria5
("SHUT UP!" he explained.)
To: Eleutheria5
“...Slavery was an unworthy cause for the South, but states’ rights are a real issue to this day, and once again the Democrats are on the wrong side of it. ...”
I had a Civil War history professor phrase it regarding states rights & slavery - “Right principle, wrong application !”
199 posted on
01/16/2020 12:34:32 PM PST by
Reily
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