New NRA President calls the Civil War "the war of northern aggression"

[88m3]

So you guys agree that the Civil War, was a war of northern aggression?

 

[ltheghost]

Yeah.... when you hear anyone publicly calling the Civil War, the "War of Northern Aggression" you know what type of bullshyt they are really on. Its not surprising they are still butt hurt over their great grandfathers getting whooped on like that. But fukk them and everything they stand for. fukk the Confederates and anyone who loves them.

 

[stealthbomber]

So you guys agree that the Civil War, was a war of northern aggression?

the north sent troops into the "seceded" south but southern troops fired first

 

[the next guy]

Yeah.... when you hear anyone publicly calling the Civil War, the "War of Northern Aggression" you know what type of bullshyt they are really on. Its not surprising they are still butt hurt over their great grandfathers getting whooped on like that. But fukk them and everything they stand for. fukk the Confederates and anyone who loves them.

amen.

 

[DrunkerThanAMotherfucker]

It was Lincoln (who hated blacks, again read basic history) illegally trying to keep the union together.

lolwut


The Confederate States of America committed an act of war against the U.S.A when they fired the first shots at Ft. Sumter. Lincoln had no choice but to enter war.


Secession is only attainable by two means: a constitutional amendment or force. The South chose the latter route, and failed.

 

[88m3]

the north sent troops into the "seceded" south but southern troops fired first

they didn't send them anywhere

Han shot first

 

[DrunkerThanAMotherfucker]

they didn't send them anywhere

How the hell can you "send" troops onto your own property?

When Southern states left the Union, federal property was still OWNED by the U.S.A. That includes military forts

Implying that the Union was aggressive in the South is ridiculous

 

[stealthbomber]

they didn't send them anywhere

Han shot first

i guess technically the troops were already in south carolina. reinforcements were on the way though.

 

[88m3]

i guess technically the troops were already in south carolina. reinforcements were on the way though.

why were reinforcements on their way and what does that change?



are military bases private property of the federal government?

 

[stealthbomber]

why were reinforcements on their way and what does that change?



are military bases private property of the federal government?

it doesnt make sense how that would piss off the south? of course they had the right to do whatever they wanted, im just stating facts. i said the south fired first cuz they were the aggressors, so no it was not a war of northern aggression.