I kept thinking about your

Richard Day — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 08:19:36 +0000

In reply to We were not involved in a

I kept thinking about your comment.

Yeah, Northern Aggression.

And I get the wink.

One would have to have the ability to cross-examine these peeps.

I think a 12 member jury would convict in the end, but the witness would never ever retreat.

This is a cultural thing.

This is a thing of the 'soul'.

If you admit that slavery was bad or that the South was wrong or that the North accomplished something good...well you lose your soul.

I am captivated by this thought.

Are we ever going to convince certain Muslim Sects that women are equal to men?

Never. Never, never and never.

You have destroyed their entire universe, you have destroyed any chance for survival of their deepest beliefs.

And if you go into Arkansas or Mississippi or Alabama or South Carolina and you wish to confront most folks about past historical sins....you will never get anywhere.

This is where I would lose hope except, North Carolina and Virginia are composed of folks who understand. Whether this involves immigration from the North or whatever.

I don't know.

The young are not eating up the propaganda and the immigrants just eschew the entire ethos.

Yeah, a war of Northern Aggression.

The North's greatest sin of course involved the Hayes/Tilden mess I suppose.

We are here to make money and the South shall do whatever the South will do!

That's all I got.

We were not involved in a

Verified Atheist — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 13:46:24 +0000

In reply to EDUCATION AS A PANACEA CHAPTER ONE!

We were not involved in a Civil War one hundred and fifty years ago. We experienced the War Between the States!

I'm pretty sure its proper name was the War of Northern Aggression.

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