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Another day, another round of infantile drivel from the Looney Lost Causer, too terrified to face up to the facts about his treasonous slaver heroes.
Oh look, more tearful sobbing because you can’t bear to face the fact that the Supreme Court explicitly rejected your narrative.
Yawn. Considering the kind of psychotic, corrupt thugs you cheerlead for in the name of “but the commies”, your redbaiting means literally nothing.
Lincoln was the one man who saved your heroes from a firing squad bud.....and all it got him was bullet.
Which really shows just how wrong his policy of lenience towards the defeated South was.
Nothing the Supreme Court says after the war has the least bearing on the legality of secession. What was the Court doing for the sixty years that the North kept jockeying for hegemony? Nothing, because the judges knew there was no countermanding the Tenth before the populace suffered the rigors of war, after which no one cared about the fine points of the law. Where was the Court when South Carolina threatened to nullify the tariff law? That might have been a good time to examine the limits of secession. Afterward, they’re just blathering.
Lincoln’s leniency means little since he caused the war by not recognizing the Tenth. Oh, and according to you, to maintain a hold on a few acres of land. Well, at least now you’ve gone on record as to what you think the North’s motives were, that everyone from Maine to Michigan fought not to end slavery but to keep custody of Fort Sumter.