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@@oreokingwarrior_official7478 commie or liberal not much difference

Though in the perspective of an Northerner, seeing these states fleeing without considering anything they see it as a betrayal.

@@Attixotsu I’m sure there was much consideration and plenty of valid reasons to do so. Regardless, they had that right, and exercised it as such

exactly

Amen.

Dixie would have won if God favored it.

@@SantiagosVideoChannel No. History is littered with the corpses of the “good guys”. God is a silent witness.

@@chadplow824 God is not silent.

@@SantiagosVideoChannel so your saying anything that happens is favored by god

As a neutral person (I'm not into politics but into History) I personally agree to this. Most civilians doesn't really focus on their economy input but their nation. And for that I respect both sides.

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humans are naturally racist you know

This is NOT a banger this is NOT a banger‼️ and ik bangers, ik bangers

@@America.usa.raaaaaah you obviously dont know bangers

@@America.usa.raaaaaah bro does NOT know bangers. and thats odd, since american patrotic music as the definition of the former.

you can also take a look from the original (the one composed by the Union) (I'd say they're equal in quality)

I won't be reconstructed and i don't give a damn

your a commie liberal

Thank god that the genocidal states of america are helping out the world by changing a couple names of their hundreds upon hundreds of imperialist military bases around the world. Never forget the same scorched earth tactics used against the southern people was also used against the Vietnamese, Iraqis, and Afghan people. Last time i checked the CSA never dropped chemical weapons on people who disagreed with them. Jefferson Davis never purposely infected innocent people with syphilis just to see what would happen. Walahi.

@@i.libertine6928Name the Unionist who made Mustard Gas. Name the Unionist who dropped chemical weapons.

@@TomfooleryOfTheTrolls remember Abraham Lincoln was a dictator

(Free state of Jones), starring Matthew McConaughey, great film😊

@@Thekidnappedcrusaders thanks

To secede from the Union and make a new country.

@@drifter5375 and probably slavery. It’s written in the constitution. To profit from a man’s suffering. And you aren’t even paying that man. At least pay the workers.

@@WarAndThunder-li2iv They already had a right to slavery when they were a part of the united states. Why would they fight for slavery if it's a right they already had? Slavery was only taken away from them as a punishment in the middle of the civil war for trying to leave the USA.

​@@drifter5375Good point

​@@drifter5375Tell me you know nothing about why the CSA revolted without telling me, Due to many of Lincoln's political rallies saying that He would "Contain Slavery" this caused mass Southern suspicion, so when he was elected president, this was horrific for them as they thought Lincoln, would take away their slaves, which resulted in south Carolina seceding, then all the other states following suit, Refer to the South Carolina Declaration of the Immediate Causes Which Induce and Justify the Succession of secession of South Carolina from the federal union, "An increasing hostility on the parts of the non-slaveholding States to the institutions of slavery, has led to a disregard of their obligations, and the laws of the General Government have ceased to effect the objects of the Constitution"

Real the south wasn’t bad ( It’s not racist )

@@ProRebel0101 Hi, southerner 'ere. The confederacy was racist & was founded on preserving and expanded slavery. Thanks!

@@squogg if it rose again it would be far from slavery.

@@ProRebel0101 If another mass secession happens, yes slavery won't be part of it due to today's better societal standards & human rights. Although there'll still be racism of course, and it's unlikely it'd be the classic Dixie states seceding only

@@squogg there were more reasons than just slavery

I wonder if any said the same to the Irish after the many...many...many Fenian risings before their 1919 war of independence. Let slavery rot in the grave forever and good riddance, but I think there's reason enough for the South, Midwest, Great Plains, and Hawaii to start considering...shall we say an exit plan after decades of incompetence, corruption, and using our brothers and sons as cannon fodder in foreign wars.

@@morgant.dulaman8733 those people didn’t fight for slavery. The confederacy did

@@joshuadunford3171 True, and for their time, that made sense. I originally wrote what would probably be TLDR version but for the bullet point version: 1. Slavery was only opposed on an international level fairly recently. Britain and France has only ended the practice a little over a generation beforehand while the movement had actually started in England around the end of the 18th century. To put things in perspective, Banister Tarlton, a notable British veteran of the American war of independence, was a main opponent of the abolitionist movement in Britain after the war. 2. Prior to that, slavery was a common practice throughout human history, with it being an ancient practice even when the Sumerians began writing down their myths. As such, it was a normal part of life for the Southerners as it had been to people around the world up to this point. To show what I mean, after Britain had even blockaded ports in Africa to strangle the slave trade despite claims from African kingdoms that profited from it (something they get little credit for, I might note). 3. Slavery had long been a major part of the South's agrarian economy, especially the cotton industry. Emancipation was naturally going to mean a loss of labor and major change to their economic model, but it also meant a large influx of cheap labor which threatened the interests of even those who didn't own slaves. To see what I mean, consider how cheap imported labor has often been the means to undercut negotiating power for unskilled labor, or how often in strikes during the 19th and early 20th century, it was fairly common for employers to just replace strikers with a whole knew team. 4. Having read decent number of writings by southerners during these debates at the time, a lot of them were afraid of former slaves becoming armed and revisiting their former owners to...discuss their opinions on getting lashed as a form of punishment and whatnot. Throw it all together, and even if we're morally repulsed by slavery today, the concerns they had at least make sense when looked at for what it was at the time rather than today. As for modern fans of the southern cause, in my experience, they tend to look back on the confederacy fondly for being a time when their ancestors thumbed their noses at federal authority, rather than for fondness slavery or the idea of racial supremacy (for the overwhelming majority: not saying there isn't the very occasional white sheet enthusiast, but nothing like in decades prior).

@@joshuadunford3171 Yes, and that made sense for the time, given the institution had been around since the dawn of civilization, and the movement to destroy it had arisen in England less than a century prior. That's before getting into the economic fallout or concerns over those newly freed wanting payback. (I had a short-essay's worth of elaboration, but for...some reason, it's gone, and I have to watch my wording to keep it from happening again.)

The only Traitors are the Tyrants of the North

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@@RebeI01 Thats a WW1 soldier lmao

@@troykeller257 same shit

@@Georgewashington961 Not even close the the same ideologies as a nazi, even the government was a monarchy.

We shall rise again

Already been 160 years, still waiting for the south to "rise" Seems like the only thing that rises from the south are a bunch of excuses to justify the confederacy

@@zornxottx Okay. You won, I guess? What do you want?

No offense but you're a fool if you think we're voting our way to the rising of the south, we must fight and fight we nationalists shall

cant rise again if you never rose in the first place

CSA: lasted 1-4 years

I actually got that joke lol

@Confederate_Klansman ....It was the joke?

@Confederate_Klansman . . .It was a reference to the ignorants who confused the flag of Norway with the flag of the CSA. Not my fault you did not get the joke, the 7 other guys here who liked my comment did

@Confederate_Klansman I am Jealous of the people who never met you.

I’ll be glad to help your bud!

For the csa !

@@ShockDeed deo vindice!

Hey what's deo Vindice mean I'm just curious ?

@@ShockDeed it’s the confederate national motto. I think it might be a Latin for something I just can’t put my finger on what it translates to in English.

I hates that yankee union jack

"The CSA should have won" My guy, please tell me what the confederacy stood for. Hint: The CSA was created, and stood for, the evils of slavery. The CSA was an evil that deserved to be delegated to the history books.

Because we are going to bring back the Confederacy but no slavery

If Ths Yankee's had never been around, the CSA wouldn't exist, and would have continued as a Dominion Under the British.

And up with the cross

Oh it will trust me

We all do we joined so we can leav wherever the Sam hell we want!

The only thing that rises from the south is the smoke from Atlanta that Sherman caused

ARE GUN LAWS ARE BETTER THEN CALIFORNIA'S GUN LAWS 3 CHEERS FOR THE SOUTH!

Been 160 years, still waiting for the south to “rise” Only thing that seems to rise from the south are excuses to justify the confederacy

It ain't offensive it ain't hate its coremetive

@@user-zy9nw9fc1t So it’s not hate? Okay then, raise that flag up in Harlem then, and see how people react to the flag

What if I get shot or arrested

@@ShockDeed Then you got the people of Harlem's reaction

I know Harlem is in New York but it sounds like it's in Chicago

It’s free state of jones

It’s about a group of people fighting against the confederacy which is funny considering the song

@@author2423 yep, back then, my friend joked about switched sides about Confederates being Union, Union being Confederates. Though Initially I was serious, then decided to have some fun.

Free state of jones

A pencil-necked South carolinian with one of those detestable faces

Different states who seceded have different secession reason. Yes, there were some states who secedes for slavery, there's also states who seceded against Lincoln's proclamation calling for 75,000 men, and also states who seceded because of tariffs issues

@@ThymariVanRaalteI appreciate you having a (no pun intended) “civil” debate unlike the other commenter here. The issue of the raising of troops causes me to ask the question “what did those states fear those troops would take from them? Their slaves?”. And the issue of tariffs is a valid topic of discussion. I will further research that topic before saying anything about it.

@@author2423states rights, tariffs, all of this where reasons. The north had damaged the southern economy enough, I’m glad we did something bout it

DOWN WITH THE EAGLE, UP WITH THE CROSS!

Yep. Slavery was on its way out. Lincoln needed a reason to go to war to keep that revenue from the South coming in. Funny how slavery wasn't brought up as an issue until nearly halfway through the war 😂. They even offered the South constitutionally guaranteed slavery. It was all about the money! Nearly every war in history always has money involved as the main motivator.

Lincoln never stared anything, he never even wanted to END slavery. He wanted to stop more states from becoming slave states. When he was elected the rouge boys at the south thought that he was gonna take their slaves and destroy the south’s economy!!!!!!!!! So they seceded and the rest is history.

Lincoln didnt start the war, his political speeches said he would contain slavery, not destroy it, he hoped he could contain slavery and it would naturally phase out, but southerners thought he was going to take their slave's, even after he stated he was not, they still declared independence from the US, And the CSA started the war by attacking multiple US forts and seizing them, Lincoln only mobilized 75,000 men in defense, but then the CSA attacked fort Sumter and started the war.

This song just feels hypocritical. What did the Patriots do in the Revolutionary war? Secede from a Government they thought was tyrannical. What did the south do? Secede from a government they thought was tyrannical. Yet the Northerners get pissed about that? How do you think you got your country in the first place? Due to secession traitors who no longer wished to bow to a king.

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​@@vklnew9824 no

​@@EinDeutscherPatriot620 blues clues lasted longer than the silly confederacy

Bro Union Dixie is good but the original is better. This is coming from a Yank

Yeah sorry i drink yankee tears kike yours cry about history all you want

New history will born

What happened to Lincoln?

@@SirDrakeFrancis don’t care if he got assassinated. Look where we are now. Only people that supports you rebs are the old men you find in trailer parks

@@verdun16 Well either way it doesn’t matter what with what happening now in DC and the clown president. Secession maybe a better choice right now. Especially Texas will not gonna listen to what the Federal said.

And with the other states too

Texas will you the csa because I'm going to rebuild the csa so Texas will stand with me and help me rebuild the confidencey?

Because it was about states' rights. You've been lied to.

@@aznravechild6i9 States' rights to do what?

@@edanarator7716 The 10th Amendment: The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people. In other words, anything and everything that the people in those states wanted. The concepts are called "freedom" and "federalism." They used to teach it in public schools, but they dropped civics and are now they're only concerned with having sex with your kids (according to the department of education, kids are 4 times more like to be abused by their teachers than a priest in a study which recorded 201 assaults by priests compared to 29000 assaults by teachers) and indoctrinating with an ideology that has killed over a quarter billion people through mass starvation or mass murders.

​@@edanarator7716slavery was part of it, but the North abolished slavery without bloodshed. There're many other issues that we're not told so we don't realize Lincoln was a tyrant

@@edanarator7716 like the fact the south even though it had a smaller population than the north was paying the most in taxes and tariffs. The south couldn’t even send things to the northern states without tariffs being put on it. You can’t say the south is evil and had no right to leave when the American revolution was basically the same thing. Are all of the founding fathers evil because they fought for freedom and liberty but still had slavery? Was the entire American revolution evil and bad simply because the colonies had slaves?