One of the biggest slanders against the Confederacy was that it was some sort of Nazi-like racist organization. This was hardly true at all, in fact the Secretary of State for the Confederacy was a jew.
One of the biggest slanders against the Confederacy was that it was some sort of Nazi-like racist organization...
Joseph Roberts
David Cooper
He was Sephardic. That's why he's based. The Ashkenazi Jews are the degenerate one. Another based Moroccan-Sephardic Jew:
Adrian Richardson
>some sort of Nazi-like racist organization
Well, If you fight for Slavery that is what you are, no matter the occasional Jew you got.
Jace Morales
>they had a jew, so the fact that they had slavery based entirly around racist ideals is moot!
how are there people who are this retarded?
Jeremiah Martinez
He was an Israelite in Egyptian's clothing. That's what some Jewish abolitionist said I think if I remember right.
Adrian Jackson
One of the biggest slanders against Nazi germany was that it was some sort of Nazi-like racist organization. This was hardly true at all, in fact the Führer himself had jewish ancestry!
history.com
Connor Miller
>expecting Unionist vermin to be honest
Ethan Cox
>haplogroups
>can prove Jewish ancestry
I hate clickbait bullshit like that.
Aiden Carter
No wonder a Jew would support slavery
Julian Phillips
both equally bad, when the day of the hot ovens comes they'll both burn equally
Thomas Miller
THEY WERE FOUNDED TO CONTINUE BLACK SLAVERY.
Leo Evans
Cornerstone Address
Read it.
Christian Bailey
One more for the filter
Angel Ortiz
Jews were so prevalent in the CSA government/military that General Grant wanted to expel Jews from his area of military government during the war.
Ethan Gray
What? Who the fuck claims the confederacy was anti jew? They were pro slavery, a pretty fucked up position itself.
Easton Cooper
The funny part about this is that OP probably hates Jews anyway, he'll just say anything to defend the Confederacy
Julian Wright
For fuck sakes. Like I said in the last civil war thread (but people ignored), the south was for America, the land/country not the government. When the American government wanted to take away or limit states rights it was like what England did to the colonies, a far away government with a different lifestyle trying to make rules on an area they don't understand. So for the South the beginning of the war was essentially American Revolution 2.0, but the North was pushed with the idea of freeing the slaves from the start. It wasn't till Lincoln pushed harder for the emancipation that the confederacy realized they were trying to take the slaves too that it became about the slaves.
Logan Campbell
Except that's fucking dumb.
The South had dominated federal politics for decades. Was the North justified in succeeding then?
The South chimped out the very instant and the very first time it looked like things weren't going to go their way like petulant children
Hudson Adams
Who ever said the Confederacy was anti-Jew? That's a claim made against modern supporters of the Confederacy.
>When the American government wanted to take away or limit states rights it was like what England did to the colonies, a far away government with a different lifestyle trying to make rules on an area they don't understand.
Except the American government didn't try to do that. The new administration wanted to limit the spread of slavery, not abolish it where it already existed. The US political establishment was:
>Democrats: Slavery is fine everywhere
>Moderate Republicans: Limit the spread of slavery
>Radical Republicans: End slavery now
The South seceded based on the possibility that one day slavery might be abolished. As well as a general political tantrum of "oh no, this one region of the country can't outvote literally everyone else anymore!".
Oliver Moore
I didn't say it was smart, but yeah. Pretty much down here, the Confederate flag is the American Revolution flag, southern colonies vs Big cities/government.
Julian Bennett
>Pretty much down here, the Confederate flag is the American Revolution flag,
Lol, no it's not. What state are you from?
Eli Diaz
Deep in the Heart of Texas
Matthew Lee
Ok. I've only ever been out there to visit family (Uncle lives west of Ft Worth), but I only saw a few confederate flags and they were always paired with republican bumper stickers. It's more of a right wing symbol than a revolutionary one.
Asher Williams
Eh, mostly it's in ode to the Dukes of Hazzard. Then after that it was to stick it to the government/democrats for trying to outlaw it.
Daniel Cook
>africans ancestors
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Ian Gray
WUZ
CAPPIN
JOOZ