Confederate Battle Flag

[Anonymous]

Your slavery nonsense is tired. You probably when to one of the northern schools founded by slavers and yet you drone on about the south. Slavery was dying in any scenario.

South Land is about much much more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your slavery nonsense is tired. You probably when to one of the northern schools founded by slavers and yet you drone on about the south. Slavery was dying in any scenario.

South Land is about much much more.

Oh yeah, slavery is so overblown!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blacks got equal pay in the confederate army; not in the union forces.

More mythology of the supposed black Confederate soldier... While some were dragged into battle as slaves (unpaid), blacks were not legally allowed to serve as enlisted soldiers in the Confederate army (and draw pay) until the Confederate congress passed a desperation bill allowing it March 13, 1865, but of course General Lee signed the surrender at Appomatox Courthouse three weeks later. Enlisted, paid black soldiers were few and saw virtually no action - there is very little documented evidence of paid, enlisted black soldiers in any of the the CSA enlisted rolls, let alone where they served. Again, read up on your history. The real historic facts are the historic documents in the archives, not the made-up fish-story anecdotes and mythology you heard from your crazy uncle or from Bubba at the diner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your slavery nonsense is tired. You probably when to one of the northern schools founded by slavers and yet you drone on about the south. Slavery was dying in any scenario.

South Land is about much much more.

Hey, I also have ancestors who served in the CSA but you are ONE IGNORANT FUCK. This denial bullshit you are trying to spew here is about as STUPID as trying to claim the Jews were paid by the Germans and that they kept the Jews in concentration camps in order to keep them safe. You are SERIOUSLY FUCKED UP. Read your goddamn history.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blacks got equal pay in the confederate army; not in the union forces.

More mythology of the supposed black Confederate soldier... While some were dragged into battle as slaves (unpaid), blacks were not legally allowed to serve as enlisted soldiers in the Confederate army (and draw pay) until the Confederate congress passed a desperation bill allowing it March 13, 1865, but of course General Lee signed the surrender at Appomatox Courthouse three weeks later. Enlisted, paid black soldiers were few and saw virtually no action - there is very little documented evidence of paid, enlisted black soldiers in any of the the CSA enlisted rolls, let alone where they served. Again, read up on your history. The real historic facts are the historic documents in the archives, not the made-up fish-story anecdotes and mythology you heard from your crazy uncle or from Bubba at the diner.

Seriously it's like listening to the holocaust deniers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blacks got equal pay in the confederate army; not in the union forces.

More mythology of the supposed black Confederate soldier... While some were dragged into battle as slaves (unpaid), blacks were not legally allowed to serve as enlisted soldiers in the Confederate army (and draw pay) until the Confederate congress passed a desperation bill allowing it March 13, 1865, but of course General Lee signed the surrender at Appomatox Courthouse three weeks later. Enlisted, paid black soldiers were few and saw virtually no action - there is very little documented evidence of paid, enlisted black soldiers in any of the the CSA enlisted rolls, let alone where they served. Again, read up on your history. The real historic facts are the historic documents in the archives, not the made-up fish-story anecdotes and mythology you heard from your crazy uncle or from Bubba at the diner.

Seriously it's like listening to the holocaust deniers.

I am sorry your Union soldiers did not receive equal pay.

[Anonymous]

Nobody here is denying slavery existed - I simply argued it would have naturally ended without the war of northern aggression.

[Anonymous]

Who is bubba at the diner? He doesn't seem very sophisticated unlike the fine northern families who plied the slave trade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nobody here is denying slavery existed - I simply argued it would have naturally ended without the war of northern aggression.

If slavery was going to die out then secession was pointless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nobody here is denying slavery existed - I simply argued it would have naturally ended without the war of northern aggression.

If slavery was going to die out then secession was pointless.

You folks seem to want the flag to be some kind of nazi symbol. Do you really believe that folks with the flag are fantasizing about capturing African Americans and enslaving them? Why is it so hard for you to understand that for most people the flag isn't about slavery today or slavery nostalgia? Slavery was a disaster for the south.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nobody here is denying slavery existed - I simply argued it would have naturally ended without the war of northern aggression.

If slavery was going to die out then secession was pointless.

You folks seem to want the flag to be some kind of nazi symbol. Do you really believe that folks with the flag are fantasizing about capturing African Americans and enslaving them? Why is it so hard for you to understand that for most people the flag isn't about slavery today or slavery nostalgia? Slavery was a disaster for the south.

Uh no I dont believe that.

I believe the flag should not be ndorsed by government. And I believe that many flag wavers are racist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who is bubba at the diner? He doesn't seem very sophisticated unlike the fine northern families who plied the slave trade.

90% of the US slave trade was operated out of Georgia and the Carolinas. Slave importation was abolished in 1808. Slavery was abolished in most of the northern states by 1820. It was the Southerners who kept on enslaving generation after generation of home grown slaves after importation was abolished.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nobody here is denying slavery existed - I simply argued it would have naturally ended without the war of northern aggression.

If slavery was going to die out then secession was pointless.

You folks seem to want the flag to be some kind of nazi symbol. Do you really believe that folks with the flag are fantasizing about capturing African Americans and enslaving them? Why is it so hard for you to understand that for most people the flag isn't about slavery today or slavery nostalgia? Slavery was a disaster for the south.

The people flying the flag are dumb fucks who don't know history and who don't know what a disaster that flag represents. Period. Full stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nobody here is denying slavery existed - I simply argued it would have naturally ended without the war of northern aggression.

If slavery was going to die out then secession was pointless.

You folks seem to want the flag to be some kind of nazi symbol. Do you really believe that folks with the flag are fantasizing about capturing African Americans and enslaving them? Why is it so hard for you to understand that for most people the flag isn't about slavery today or slavery nostalgia? Slavery was a disaster for the south.

Bull. That's precisely what the flag is about. A yearning for a simpler time when men were men and women were women and blacks knew their place, and for those who didn't, there was terrible, holy hell to pay.

[Anonymous]

Slavery was a disaster for the South. But lots of people flock to lost causes.