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Prepared to be staggered then.Quote:
Originally Posted by LukeEDay
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http://richmondthenandnow.com/Images...K-Edgerton.jpg
the third pic is unrelated but nice. :lemo:
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Everyone is being entirely to civil, that's not what I meant, weapons are permissible, commence to firing!
You win the first round.Quote:
Originally Posted by Molon Labe
This really should be in the Thunderdome you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rockntractor
There's so little activity and fireworks there anymore we should rename it the Playpen.
It must become worthy firstQuote:
Originally Posted by Molon Labe
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Originally Posted by Molon Labe
O.k .. I concede to that .. Wow! :Flag2:
I am not one to be uncivil. I care about peoples opinions and treat a debating person the same way I would want to be treated. This is America and everyone is entitled to their opinion. No matter how stupid it may be :single_eye:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rockntractor
Every body knows, or should know, why West Virginia seceded from the Confederacy. So a question; why did Georgia threaten to secede?
Arroyo, you should read all of the articles, not cherry pick. Because Slavery is very dominant in them. There was 82 mentions of it in your link of 4 states. South Carolina, the first to secede, mentioned Slavery 18 times in their articles.
I have read them. Also, other documents of the time. I did not mean to appear to cherry pick. Just giving a taste. Obviously, people can drill down further. I think of all of them, South Carolina dances around the issue the most. Texas pretty much lays it out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by djones520
I misread your post, you were actually arguing that it was fought for it, I for some reason thought you were saying the opposite. My bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arroyo_Doble