For those that don't know what the Bonnie Blue is, The Bonnie Blue was the flag used by the Republic of West Florida, a border disagreement between the U.S.A. and Spain over the Lousiana Purchase, The flag was took by the C.S.A as the firsth flag of the Rebellion. The Bonnie Blue is a White Star on a Blue Backround
The Republic of Texas, upon gaining independence from Mexico in 1836 also used a variation of the Bonnie Blue Flag as their first national flag, called the Burnett Flag.
Honestly, on paper, the Confederacy sounds incredibly patriotic and "rebellious" in that thick American way, fighting for the rights of their own property and rights to not be interfered by strangling state policies. Unfortunately, in practice, 90% of why the South even rose up was to defend slavery.
It wasnt even that ‘reasonable”- there was no serious effort to ban or curtail slavery in slave stats-in deed dread Scott’s as still law-ie slaves had to be returned to their owner even if found of free soil. What the south was pissed bout was slavery was NOT going to be extended and slaves states would eventually;l;y no longer have a stranglehold on congress esp the senate. Of course you cna argue that evetaully the non slave states would try to ban slavery, but the south was also over represented on Scott’s. Was such a speculative and inchoate issue,clearly not operative for 50 or more years, worth. Teh Southwire anted to SELL its sales to new slave states-that was a huge industry in places liek VA where teh s’il was getting horribly depleted by tobacco and cotton estates.
they were mad it wouldn’t extend to new states NOT because they just loved slavery, but because a slave stats meant more representation in Congress. In reality, the South attempted to secede in 1833 as well because the oppression of the federal government and the north. The North, being industrialized and not needing slaves, refused to sell products to the South for anywhere near reasonable prices which forced the South to import from Europe. The federal government passed 40-50% tariffs which the South nearly seceded for. After threats and negotiations, they finally lowered it. Tariffs are especially evil since not only did the South import necessary things from Europe, but Europe enacted counter tariffs, which hurt the southern economy more bc all its money came from cotton and tobacco exports (slavery was so stupid it held them back and they didn’t realize it). Fast forward to Lincoln, he promised to raise 55% tariffs, which the South was enraged by! It was a continuation of decades of oppression of the South by the North. The South felt that the bankers and money interests of the North took over the original agreement of the states. Having slavery spread to new states meant they would have the same policy interests and thus vote with them in Congress. It is noticeable that the war started in Ft Sumter, which was a port city. The South seceded and declared it wouldn’t pay the tariffs, so Lincoln sent federal agents to port cities like Sumter, Savannah, etc to enforce that they did. When the federal agents tried to force the Southerners in Sumter to pay tariffs on the imports, they fired on them. Over in the North, weeks before this, Ohio proposed a 13th amendment which would have enshrined slavery into the constitution. Illinois, Ohio, Virginia, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Kentucky all ratified it. Lincoln even expressed support for it. It was a last ditch effort by the North to appeal to the South’s wishes to keep slavery by enshrining it in the constitution to prevent secession. However, ratification voting stopped after Sumter and the North invaded. Showing that while the slavery was very important to the South, it was NOT the reason they seceded. Rather it was decades of oppression. Just think, colonists declared independence for 3% tax. Meanwhile the federal government enacted nonsense agricultural taxes and a 55% tariff. That’s why southerners called it the Second War of American Independence
Well, it's stereotypical vision on a "freedom" in Union and "slavery" in Conf, but in fact there's not much difference between working for a landlord or factory owner in those days.
@@sgtrvn01-sb1zl And I salute all the great Texans, and most especially Col. William P. Rogers, commander of the 2nd Texas Infantry who gave his life in the Battle of Corinth, Mississippi Oct. 4, 1862.
@@TheSphee131 How do you get your knuckles high enough off the ground to type? I would like to see one of you soy, non-binary boys say that to a Mississippi boys face and see what happens.
@@wyattmcgee1Lincoln did not oppose slavery he opposed the the South seceeding from the Union if the South hadn't seceeded he wouldn't have opposed slavery. A lot of people in the South did not like slavery what they opposed was the north invading. So all this garbage about Lincoln being the great emancipator is a bunch of b*******
See unlike the yankee we are not burdened with self hatred (a holdover from the English), we love our home and history. Its always the union forever types to love America for only two points of history yet hate it 90% of the time.
@@ronaldpippen8164 Not how it works and not what that theory even means. History is written by the victors means that history is written by those in power, in the southern state ex-confederates and / or people who supported the confederacy were still in control after the war. They decided what was taught and they taught a very very very pro-southern agenda. You are not only completely uninformed but you bring up theories that you have no idea about the meaning of. Says a lot about your kind
0:21 is that an error i see? The song says "fighting for _the_ property," while the subtitles say "fighting for _our_ property," I hope I'm helping and not being a nitpicker ^^
We are a band of brothers And native to the soil, Fighting for the property We gained by honest toil[3]; And when our rights were threatened, The cry rose near and far-- "Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue Flag That bears a single star!" Припев: Hurrah! Hurrah! For Southern rights hurrah! Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue Flag That bears a single star. As long as the Union Was faithful to her trust, Like friends and like brothers Both kind were we and just; But now, when Northern treachery Attempts our rights to mar, We hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag That bears a single star. Припев First gallant South Carolina Nobly made the stand, Then came Alabama, Who took her by the hand. Next quickly Mississippi, Georgia and Florida All raised on high the Bonnie Blue Flag That bears a single star. Припев Ye men of valor, gather round The banner of the right; Texas and fair Louisiana Join us in the fight. Davis, our loved president, And Stephens statesmen are; Now rally round the Bonnie Blue Flag That bears a single star. Припев And here's to old Virginia-- The Old Dominion State-- Who with the young Confederacy At length has linked her fate; Impelled by her example, Now other states prepare To hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag That bears a single star. Припев Then cheer, boys, cheer; Raise the joyous shout, For Arkansas and North Carolina Now have both gone out; And let another rousing cheer For Tennessee be given, The single star of the Bonnie Blue Flag Has grown to be eleven. Припев Then here's to our Confederacy, Strong are we and brave; Like patriots of old we'll fight Our heritage to save. And rather than submit to shame, To die we would prefer; So cheer for the Bonnie Blue Flag That bears a single star. Припев[4]
@@michaelhart6318 Dixie is and always has been a Southern song. Don't know why Southern was in quotations either. Dixie was written about the South (Dixie land) and was written whilst Emmett was in the South and was written by him specifically for the South.
They we're fighting to save the southern property which is the southern land aka Dixie land. Besides there were slaves in the north even after the war such as new Hampshire and Connecticut they outlawed slavery 10 years after the confederacy surrendered. Read a book son
As a Canadian id proudly serve the confederacy if it ever rises again the war was not about slavery it was over states rights to succeed plus there was slavery in Connecticut and new Hampshire they outlawed slavery 10 years after the confederacy was defeated
@@RyanRFC misguided eh I think your the one misguided considering your only reading books and information that favors the union sadly the victors write the books and honestly the Yankees call the Confederates traitors I consider the Yankees traitors for rebelling against the crown during the American revolution. Plus you know Abraham Lincoln owned a slave it's not like the union actually cared about outlawing slavery in the first place . The confederacy fought for states rights to succeed from tyranny we call the Union . May the south rise again
@@Werewolf_Division1944 and if you’re not going to read it all then fine I’ll keep it short and simple for you, each confederate states declaration of secession they all claim they are seceding because they think the union is going to abolish slavery (which they weren’t, all they did was not allow southern states to expand it into other states) the vice president of CSA said in 1861 in the corner stone speech that they are fighting for slavery and that “the negro is not equal to the white man” and after the war finished he said it was a war fought over the states rights to uphold and preserve the institution of slavery
The flag or the song of the flag? Well I’ll give you both. First the flag in the video. It is known as the first national flag and it’s was formed of the first American flag to show revolution. So this is the equivalent to the American flag today. But in the battle of mannassas (bull run) there were some union in gray and a lot of csa in blue. And the first national flag was very similar to the American flag. Leading to a lot of friendly fire on both sides. So the CSA changed the flag to look like all white with a ANV battle flag in the corner. This was the second national flag and easily differential from the American flag. And the ANV battle flag was the flag you commonly see today with saint Andrew’s cross, the 13 states. And the blood of Christ. Now the song. This has always been to show independence from a country. It was originally the first state flag of missippi and it was a symbol of independence. So the confederates adopted it to show a symbol of independence
@@jacksonguillory8114 L + Georgia burned to a crisp + lost the war + no industry + blockade + 13th amendment + Appomattox courthouse + poorest region of country + inbred
"But now, when Northern treachery attempts our rights to mar We hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag that bears a single star." Never ask confederates what rights they wanted to protect 🤭
@@christianpatriot8918 no but they certainly didn’t want those slaves to be freed because it would mean that they would no longer be second to bottom in society.
@@Aeoferwyn the Industrial Revolution was a nightmare for the working class all over the world. The difference is that these people were paid and weren’t forced into human bondage which was justified on the basis of a system of racial superiority. I don’t see how the fact that southerners were honest about it makes it even remotely more ethical.
We aren't traitors, as far as I'm concerned we're fighting an occupying force þat turned an EU style confederation into an empire. I'm patriotic for Virginia, not her Fed overlords.
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Splendid tune
based tune.
Spendid profile picture.
For those that don't know what the Bonnie Blue is, The Bonnie Blue was the flag used by the Republic of West Florida, a border disagreement between the U.S.A. and Spain over the Lousiana Purchase, The flag was took by the C.S.A as the firsth flag of the Rebellion. The Bonnie Blue is a White Star on a Blue Backround
The Republic of Texas, upon gaining independence from Mexico in 1836 also used a variation of the Bonnie Blue Flag as their first national flag, called the Burnett Flag.
Honestly, on paper, the Confederacy sounds incredibly patriotic and "rebellious" in that thick American way, fighting for the rights of their own property and rights to not be interfered by strangling state policies.
Unfortunately, in practice, 90% of why the South even rose up was to defend slavery.
It wasnt even that ‘reasonable”- there was no serious effort to ban or curtail slavery in slave stats-in deed dread Scott’s as still law-ie slaves had to be returned to their owner even if found of free soil. What the south was pissed bout was slavery was NOT going to be extended and slaves states would eventually;l;y no longer have a stranglehold on congress esp the senate. Of course you cna argue that evetaully the non slave states would try to ban slavery, but the south was also over represented on Scott’s. Was such a speculative and inchoate issue,clearly not operative for 50 or more years, worth. Teh Southwire anted to SELL its sales to new slave states-that was a huge industry in places liek VA where teh s’il was getting horribly depleted by tobacco and cotton estates.
they were mad it wouldn’t extend to new states NOT because they just loved slavery, but because a slave stats meant more representation in Congress. In reality, the South attempted to secede in 1833 as well because the oppression of the federal government and the north. The North, being industrialized and not needing slaves, refused to sell products to the South for anywhere near reasonable prices which forced the South to import from Europe. The federal government passed 40-50% tariffs which the South nearly seceded for. After threats and negotiations, they finally lowered it. Tariffs are especially evil since not only did the South import necessary things from Europe, but Europe enacted counter tariffs, which hurt the southern economy more bc all its money came from cotton and tobacco exports (slavery was so stupid it held them back and they didn’t realize it). Fast forward to Lincoln, he promised to raise 55% tariffs, which the South was enraged by! It was a continuation of decades of oppression of the South by the North. The South felt that the bankers and money interests of the North took over the original agreement of the states. Having slavery spread to new states meant they would have the same policy interests and thus vote with them in Congress. It is noticeable that the war started in Ft Sumter, which was a port city. The South seceded and declared it wouldn’t pay the tariffs, so Lincoln sent federal agents to port cities like Sumter, Savannah, etc to enforce that they did. When the federal agents tried to force the Southerners in Sumter to pay tariffs on the imports, they fired on them.
Over in the North, weeks before this, Ohio proposed a 13th amendment which would have enshrined slavery into the constitution. Illinois, Ohio, Virginia, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Kentucky all ratified it. Lincoln even expressed support for it. It was a last ditch effort by the North to appeal to the South’s wishes to keep slavery by enshrining it in the constitution to prevent secession. However, ratification voting stopped after Sumter and the North invaded. Showing that while the slavery was very important to the South, it was NOT the reason they seceded. Rather it was decades of oppression. Just think, colonists declared independence for 3% tax. Meanwhile the federal government enacted nonsense agricultural taxes and a 55% tariff. That’s why southerners called it the Second War of American Independence
me when i find a village in minecraft
I don’t get it can you explain please?
@@shaebrown2872Slavery
@andrewthefoxgaming I don't get it neither, could you explain?
Well, it's stereotypical vision on a "freedom" in Union and "slavery" in Conf, but in fact there's not much difference between working for a landlord or factory owner in those days.
@andrewthefoxgamingslavery still exists… Europeans tried but failed to end the practice
Such a lovely rendition of one of my favorite songs
Even that yankee bastard Uncle Sam loves Southern tunes.
Considering that the Bonnie Blue Flag was the first State Flag of Mississippi, I thank you for this from Mississippi!
"we are native to the soil....."The great state of Texas salutes you my brother.
@@sgtrvn01-sb1zl And I salute all the great Texans, and most especially Col. William P. Rogers, commander of the 2nd Texas Infantry who gave his life in the Battle of Corinth, Mississippi Oct. 4, 1862.
@@slaughterhound8793 LONG LIVE THE GREAT STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AND HER GALLANT PEOPLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mississippi's new flag is garbage
@@TheSphee131 How do you get your knuckles high enough off the ground to type?
I would like to see one of you soy, non-binary boys say that to a Mississippi boys face and see what happens.
ooh yeah this is southern music. THUMBS UP ***** IM A TEXAN
0:22 might be "we gained by honest toil" or "we gain by honest toil"
probably the first one
The first one.
Im sure the last lyric is "so cheer for the bonnie blue flag that bears a single star"
Dude you are the best!!!
Kentucky, proud 13th State of the Confederate States of America, and resisted northern aggression. Carpetbaggers always disagree,
Lincoln did nothing wrong. ;)
@@wyattmcgee1 The boys at Fort Pillow didn't do wrong either 😘
@@dylandylanson4448
John Wilkes Booth didn't either ❤️
@@wyattmcgee1Lincoln did not oppose slavery he opposed the the South seceeding from the Union if the South hadn't seceeded he wouldn't have opposed slavery. A lot of people in the South did not like slavery what they opposed was the north invading. So all this garbage about Lincoln being the great emancipator is a bunch of b*******
@@wyattmcgee1Sherman sure did though. Just ask the Native Americans!
Song of Hall Of Brothers in Bioshock Infinite?!
Yes!
I think this is similar to a Irish American volunteer song.
They have the same tune
Sic semper tyrannis
It's time to up raise and play this song to let are government know we had enough of there B.S. we want are country back now 😊
Сделав ставку на то, чтобы уничтожить и раздробить Россию, ваше правительство наплевало на своих граждан и Штаты.
Зато качество вещей на высоте.
Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱 your Allie southern country
Eww
To General Lee, to Jeff Davis, to Johnny Reb, and to the South, this Irishman salutes you!!
The gang is getting back together boys
Traitors.
@@FretfulClown95 The Union State is the Legitimate government of America
We are SO back
@@FretfulClown95 The American Union State is the Legitimate Government of the country
@@Bluesonofman Yea the ligitimate traitors
See unlike the yankee we are not burdened with self hatred (a holdover from the English), we love our home and history. Its always the union forever types to love America for only two points of history yet hate it 90% of the time.
@darkenlightenment9773 true the idea of self determination and personal freedom have come from the english
The winners of wars write the history books.
This is such a cope
@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 You just keep believing the government
@@ronaldpippen8164 Not how it works and not what that theory even means. History is written by the victors means that history is written by those in power, in the southern state ex-confederates and / or people who supported the confederacy were still in control after the war. They decided what was taught and they taught a very very very pro-southern agenda.
You are not only completely uninformed but you bring up theories that you have no idea about the meaning of.
Says a lot about your kind
Good old Times 😀
Good old Times 💀💀💀
0:21 is that an error i see?
The song says "fighting for _the_ property," while the subtitles say "fighting for _our_ property,"
I hope I'm helping and not being a nitpicker ^^
There's another right after, the subtitles say "on its" while the song says "honest"
The property the they where fighting for...
Native Virginian here, For southern rights! Long live Virginia!!!
Hell yeah!
Native Missourian, for southern rights! Long live Missouri!
How beautiful
m from poland but i want that CSA rise again
If people knew who controlled America from atleast Lincoln on and today they would wish the south won the 1st time. Thank you for knowing the truth.
@@ronaldpippen8164fax im from thailand and i wish csa was victorious
@@PingyBurithat’s crazy
from czechia, same
@@ricky6608the soldiers didn’t actually own slaves. They just fighted for rights.
song of the based people.
Song of the racists
@@Holztisch11 Yea exactly thats whose based. Enjoy getting robbed in any major city.
@@Holztisch11 And thank God for that!
@@Holztisch11 sounds like someone never read a history book.
@@lordhenrykillingbelow8330 can you direct me to a history book in which the south is fighting for something other than slavery please?
God bless the Confederacy.
You're a hundred and fifty years too late. Wake up. Fool.
God show exactly what he thought about them in 9 april 1865
@@user-ci4hi2ui2kWell then, in the 2000s he will show how much he loves it!
We are a band of brothers
And native to the soil,
Fighting for the property
We gained by honest toil[3];
And when our rights were threatened,
The cry rose near and far--
"Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star!"
Припев:
Hurrah! Hurrah!
For Southern rights hurrah!
Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star.
As long as the Union
Was faithful to her trust,
Like friends and like brothers
Both kind were we and just;
But now, when Northern treachery
Attempts our rights to mar,
We hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star.
Припев
First gallant South Carolina
Nobly made the stand,
Then came Alabama,
Who took her by the hand.
Next quickly Mississippi,
Georgia and Florida
All raised on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star.
Припев
Ye men of valor, gather round
The banner of the right;
Texas and fair Louisiana
Join us in the fight.
Davis, our loved president,
And Stephens statesmen are;
Now rally round the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star.
Припев
And here's to old Virginia--
The Old Dominion State--
Who with the young Confederacy
At length has linked her fate;
Impelled by her example,
Now other states prepare
To hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star.
Припев
Then cheer, boys, cheer;
Raise the joyous shout,
For Arkansas and North Carolina
Now have both gone out;
And let another rousing cheer
For Tennessee be given,
The single star of the Bonnie Blue Flag
Has grown to be eleven.
Припев
Then here's to our Confederacy,
Strong are we and brave;
Like patriots of old we'll fight
Our heritage to save.
And rather than submit to shame,
To die we would prefer;
So cheer for the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star.
Припев[4]
Sic Semper Tyrannis.
VIRGINIA MOTHER OF PRESIDENTS AND OLD DOMINION SHALL FOREVER LIVE
they fought for the right usa.
i've got nothing but Praid for them.
God bless
This was a FAR superior tune to “DIxie”. It has a dignity and seriousness that “Dixie” simply does not have.
I'll always be partial towards Goober Peas.
Dixie was never a "Southern" song. It was written by Daniel Emmett and used in Northern minstrel shows.
@@michaelhart6318 Dixie is and always has been a Southern song. Don't know why Southern was in quotations either. Dixie was written about the South (Dixie land) and was written whilst Emmett was in the South and was written by him specifically for the South.
This has more dignity, but Dixie is a lot more fun to sing.
That's actually why I love the Dixie song cause it's for the common southerner
Jesus this is beautiful almost makes me wanna cry. Represent from Alabama
Hurahh from Germany
I wonder if there is a full version of this music ?
there is
アメリカ南部の純朴で勇ましい文化を私は愛しています！！！
日本からの挨拶 🇯🇵♥
The South will rise again!
Sherman will rise top
it won't
True American national Anthem
Lost the war
@@mikegood25due to lack of supplies lol you lost 100k more men America won Nov 6th cry about it
@@LuftwaffeAce Lost the war, get better
@ yet you lost more get better yet you lost senate,house,popular vote,and presidency 🤣
@@LuftwaffeAce lost the war and fell as a country, get better lol
PROUD TO BE SOUTHWESTERN
if there's a North transfer of this song it will go crazy
NASCAR in the 50s and 60s
God bless the south ❤
Bonnie 🐰
Hurrah from São Paulo/Brazil
It is brewing again!
Hurrah!
*HURRAH!*
Hurrah!
*HURRAH!*
For Southern rights, hurrah!
Rights to what?
@@pavan923 farming tools
@@pavan923 states rights
@@Mason-zp8yb States rights to what?
@@pavan923 ironically the majority of the southern population was too poor to afford it... while it was mainly jews who could :x
Bonnie Blue flag is off brand Somalia
Why would the thumbnail include Missouri, Kentucky, and West Virginia… but not Oklahoma?
Hurrah from Italy
Otro especial himno de la Confederación del Sur norteamericano!!👍🤔
Based
Flamable
RIP Jimmy Carter, fellow Southerner
Amen
Whats the property they are fighting for?
States rights =🤓
Slavery = 🗿🍷
🤫
🧍🏿♂️
XD Genius@@redfront6707
They we're fighting to save the southern property which is the southern land aka Dixie land. Besides there were slaves in the north even after the war such as new Hampshire and Connecticut they outlawed slavery 10 years after the confederacy surrendered. Read a book son
My question for My Southern brothers is why didn't you people defend the cemeteries in the south. Thank you from Ex Army Veteran.
As a Canadian id proudly serve the confederacy if it ever rises again the war was not about slavery it was over states rights to succeed plus there was slavery in Connecticut and new Hampshire they outlawed slavery 10 years after the confederacy was defeated
The war was fought over slavery. That's why some canadians fought for the union, because they hated slavery.
@@iagreesbut quit believing what your told in school . History Is written by the victors - Winston Churchill
@@RyanRFC misguided eh I think your the one misguided considering your only reading books and information that favors the union sadly the victors write the books and honestly the Yankees call the Confederates traitors I consider the Yankees traitors for rebelling against the crown during the American revolution. Plus you know Abraham Lincoln owned a slave it's not like the union actually cared about outlawing slavery in the first place . The confederacy fought for states rights to succeed from tyranny we call the Union . May the south rise again
@@RyanRFC dude I am not reading all that
@@Werewolf_Division1944 and if you’re not going to read it all then fine I’ll keep it short and simple for you, each confederate states declaration of secession they all claim they are seceding because they think the union is going to abolish slavery (which they weren’t, all they did was not allow southern states to expand it into other states) the vice president of CSA said in 1861 in the corner stone speech that they are fighting for slavery and that “the negro is not equal to the white man” and after the war finished he said it was a war fought over the states rights to uphold and preserve the institution of slavery
Support the CSA from India 🇮🇳
Nice but Kentucky, West Virginia and Missouri weren't parts of Confederacy.
Missouri and Kentucky were. Read a book. They were occupied by invading troops and resisted.
Feeling extra conservative today.
Don't we all
I play the song in my yard next to woke lesbian neighbours every day!!!!!
"The South united under a single star."
On the bonny bonny banks of Loch Lomen.
The Irish Jaunting Car...
AMEN
Know they are with America 🤪
I've never seen this flag, can someone tell me the story please?
The flag or the song of the flag? Well I’ll give you both. First the flag in the video. It is known as the first national flag and it’s was formed of the first American flag to show revolution. So this is the equivalent to the American flag today. But in the battle of mannassas (bull run) there were some union in gray and a lot of csa in blue. And the first national flag was very similar to the American flag. Leading to a lot of friendly fire on both sides. So the CSA changed the flag to look like all white with a ANV battle flag in the corner. This was the second national flag and easily differential from the American flag. And the ANV battle flag was the flag you commonly see today with saint Andrew’s cross, the 13 states. And the blood of Christ.
Now the song. This has always been to show independence from a country. It was originally the first state flag of missippi and it was a symbol of independence. So the confederates adopted it to show a symbol of independence
What's the name of singer
Oh, Somalia
Hurrah from Russia
What album is this recording from?
Fall out
Don’t disgrace Kentucky by putting the stars and bars over us. We will always fly the Stars and Stripes.
Much appreciated
L + orphan brigade + yankee scoundrel + no southern belles + no whisky + sick with malaria + Andersonville + fort Sumter + both battles at manassas
@@jacksonguillory8114 lost the war.
@@frenchie-napoleon222 but not the identity
@@jacksonguillory8114 L + Georgia burned to a crisp + lost the war + no industry + blockade + 13th amendment + Appomattox courthouse + poorest region of country + inbred
I hope everyone is being sarcastic
.🇹🇷, 2023-2024
"Fighting for the property we gained through honest toil."
Yea, guys. Sure
Me, I prefer "Fighting for our liberty though treasure, blood and toil". Sounds less oppressive. 😜
Shipping em here from Africa ain't easy man come on
Don’t like the politics But like the song.
Idk man, 1 star is kinda lame. 34 stars though, that clearly wins.
🇺🇸
Fredoom Virginia✊
I wonder what "property" and "rights" they were fighting to protect...
BLM does not like this
"But now, when Northern treachery attempts our rights to mar
We hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag that bears a single star."
Never ask confederates what rights they wanted to protect 🤭
**Looks into the camera** 😐
rights to do what?
“ Fighting for the property we gained through honest toil” you mean slavery?
Just call it what it was, slavery.
95% of southerners never owned slaves.
@@christianpatriot8918 no but they certainly didn’t want those slaves to be freed because it would mean that they would no longer be second to bottom in society.
@@vasylshevchenko9001 you're the only one on the bottom of society and my under my shoes kid
At least the southerners were honest. The north had slaves but they were just called factory workers.
@@Aeoferwyn the Industrial Revolution was a nightmare for the working class all over the world. The difference is that these people were paid and weren’t forced into human bondage which was justified on the basis of a system of racial superiority. I don’t see how the fact that southerners were honest about it makes it even remotely more ethical.
Bioshock awaits.
Good song. Not good enough to win the war tho.
Before you get too comfortable down here, they lost.
Traitors.😊
We aren't traitors, as far as I'm concerned we're fighting an occupying force þat turned an EU style confederation into an empire. I'm patriotic for Virginia, not her Fed overlords.
Hahahaha you lost ;)
Viva il Sud Libero
Who is singing this? They're the best version of the song.
Otro especial himno de la Confederación del Sur norteamericano!!👍🤔