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originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
...and people died for reasons including state rights .
Yeah, the right of states to enslave people.
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
What?
Thank you that exactly proves my point . You have no idea what the nullification theorem is. So you only have a limited knowledge of what occurred to precipitate the Civil War .
I know what nullification is. But to repeat, I don't understand what you meant when you wrote this:
originally posted by: Greathouse
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
Auto correct The words "is you" should have been issue. I apologize for technology, I repeatedly see words butchered by it but I take the time to try and understand the meaning anyway instead of pointing out a error.
originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
originally posted by: Greathouse
Censure occurred when people as supplied by my definition took extreme disapproval upon the flag in the South Carolina house and senate .
Is there a problem with that? People voted into position took action on something they voted on... Is there something wrong with that? Is there anything wrong if all seven other flags are voted to be removed by each state's legislature?
Isn't this thread a "complaint" of sorts? Or are you stating approval of SC's decision to remove their flag?
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
...and people died for reasons including state rights .
Yeah, the right of states to enslave people.
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
What?
Thank you that exactly proves my point . You have no idea what the nullification theorem is. So you only have a limited knowledge of what occurred to precipitate the Civil War .
I know what nullification is. But to repeat, I don't understand what you meant when you wrote this:
originally posted by: Greathouse
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
Second i ask you how proud you where for flying the flag thats made in china, you never answered any of these.
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
...and people died for reasons including state rights .
Yeah, the right of states to enslave people.
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
What?
Thank you that exactly proves my point . You have no idea what the nullification theorem is. So you only have a limited knowledge of what occurred to precipitate the Civil War .
I know what nullification is. But to repeat, I don't understand what you meant when you wrote this:
originally posted by: Greathouse
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
Your reply is even harder to understand. If you knew what the nullification theorem was and how far it played back into history you would understand .
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Greathouse
...and people died for reasons including state rights .
Yeah, the right of states to enslave people.
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
What?
Thank you that exactly proves my point . You have no idea what the nullification theorem is. So you only have a limited knowledge of what occurred to precipitate the Civil War .
I know what nullification is. But to repeat, I don't understand what you meant when you wrote this:
originally posted by: Greathouse
But that is you came to ahead to settle once and for all the nullification theorem .
Your reply is even harder to understand. If you knew what the nullification theorem was and how far it played back into history you would understand .
And by the by, it's the nullification theory not theorem.
As long as we're leveling charges about who knows what.
So you are saying you didint write that you cant wait for people to come in your thread and make excuses, geez man really i guess someone else wrote it using your avatar.
originally posted by: Greathouse
South Carolina almost led a Civil War in the 1830s. They moved for secession and raise a militia. Congress granted approval for federal forces to enforce their authority after South Carolina made claims of succession.
That whole issue was over The 1828 tariff act and taxes .
originally posted by: neo96
Why yes people gotta get rid of any reminders of people who actually tried to leave the United States.
That my friends is rewriting history.
The US is like the mafia. You can join. But you can never leave.
If you try you get fitted with cement shoes, and tossed in the river.
originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: Gothmog
Actually no, Georgia dropped the Southern Cross motif, used a meh flag for 2 years (seriously, you can't have that level of detail in a flag, it's ridiculous) and then Barnes was voted out and Purdue was elected in no small part over the flag controversy. Then in 2003, the new flag was adopted which is basically just the (first) Confederate National flag with the state seal plucked in the middle of the stars.
So yeah.
Also, thanks for pointing out that the controversy over Confederate symbolism isn't something that started a few weeks ago even if it wasn't your intention.
originally posted by: theantediluvian
originally posted by: neo96
Why yes people gotta get rid of any reminders of people who actually tried to leave the United States.
That my friends is rewriting history.
The US is like the mafia. You can join. But you can never leave.
If you try you get fitted with cement shoes, and tossed in the river.
You can leave any time you want. I'm sure there are plenty of countries that would take you Neo!
originally posted by: dukeofjive696969
a reply to: seeker1963
Oh wow another gun hoe warrior fighting for is freedom, nothing got banned, typical reply by faux news fans.
Oh and fwi progressive is just the new bad word that the right uses because you know calling people commies lost its edge.
Keep up the good fight, and fly your chinese made confederate flag.