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To: driftless2

The driftless2 History of the U.S.:

The same men who fought for their right to secede from Britain and declared it in their Declaration, upon realizing that goal created a new system that oppressed its members into subservience and removed the same right they bled for just years prior.

Perfectly logical, and now that we’ve introduced CAPS, simply indisputable.

Before you play the broken record again, answer this...
Pete and Repeat were in a boat. Pete fell off. Who was left?


827 posted on 05/01/2011 9:32:03 AM PDT by phi11yguy19
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To: phi11yguy19

Yeah, those southern states sure were oppressed. The fact is Lincoln, other than trying to keep it from being spread to non-slave states, wasn’t going to do anything about slavery because he felt he constitutionally couldn’t. The southern states seceded/rebelled because they saw slavery coming to end, and they didn’t want to end it. If you want to call that being oppressed go ahead. You can argue all you want pal, but secession was a ridiculous idea then as it is now. You probably won’t get anybody in the state of Pennsylvania to agree with you, but why don’t you try.


831 posted on 05/01/2011 6:20:29 PM PDT by driftless2 (For long-term happiness, learn how to play the accordion.)
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