Anonymous #2 20h

Is the South’s idea of machismo to whine like a bitch when you lose

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Anonymous #2 20h

I love the southern tradition of bitching about how unfair everything is when you lose. Been doing it since 1865.

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Anonymous #4 20h

Don’t forget to mention 1864 when they elected Lincoln without any Southern states being in the vote if you want to talk about unfair

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Anonymous #2 20h

Hmmm now what was happening in 1864 that made it to where southern states weren’t participating in federal elections???

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Anonymous #2 20h

WHY THE FUCK would the southern states vote for a president of a country they just seceded from????

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Anonymous #2 20h

This might be the dumbest shit I’ve ever seen on this app

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Anonymous #2 19h

yeah you know who actually couldn’t vote in 1864? ENSLAVED PEOPLE

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Anonymous #6 19h

if you want to talk about unfair

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Anonymous #2 19h

We beat your Dixie ass before and we’ll do it again

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Anonymous #2 19h

He wasn’t on the ballot either

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Anonymous #8 19h

He wasn’t on the ballot the first time, the second time the South was its own country at the time so of course we didn’t vote for him then

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Anonymous stoner22 19h

You Yankees hardly won, we whipped your asses while Lincoln feared being voted out of power for being a dictator

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Anonymous #3 19h

I agree with that statement, but not because I’m on the Yankee side

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Anonymous #8 19h

Sherman came down and burned your shit smoove down bc you wanted to own human beings

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Anonymous #5 19h

Sherman couldn’t care less about black people, he even advocated for the genocide of Natives later on, his army also murdered innocents. Very nice role model for you I’m sure

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Anonymous #8 18h

You lost causers are so fucking weird with your revisionist history. It’s so odd how you all alternate between “we almost won if only it weren’t for” to “we were fighting a battle we couldn’t win for a lost cause” your lost cause has been debunked time and time again piss off.

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Anonymous #8 18h

Yet another case where you demonstrate your ignorance. Yes Sherman initially viewed the civil war as a war just to keep the union together but as the war went on and he actually was up close with the realities of the plantations and what was happening there he changed his views to be totally against slavery. No defending his views on indigenous ppl they are awful but it is irrelevant to the convo.

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Anonymous #8 16h

What a shitty heritage to have to be proud of 🤢 4 years of straight treason

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