What would it be like if the confederate won the Civil War?

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This is a new low even for you.
I still don't think he's black.
To me he's a white guy pretending to be black on a hip hop forum, so it gives him cover to spew dumb shyt like that.
That's why I don't take his posts seriously (the ridiculous blue font also helps spotting them).
 

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I think what DID or has happened rather, would still happen. Perhaps just slower, later. It's really tough to say. I actually think our Civil Rights movement would end up coinciding w/ other movements such as women's rights and the hippy movement. i think black folks would have grabbed our shyt more aggressively and maybe MLK wouldn't have been talking that peace tip.

Idk it's all hypothetical anyhow.
 

NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong

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There would be more religious zealots and the country would be leaning much further to the right due to changes in curriculum compared to what is generally taught now. Coli Nightmare.

Although Pope Pius IX never signed an actual statement supporting the Confederacy, he responded to a letter written by Jefferson Davis on 23 September 1863 with a letter to Davis written 3 December 1863. Pius's "letter to Jefferson Davis was accompanied by an autographed picture of the pope" in which the Pope addressed the Confederate President as "the "Honorable President of the Confederate States of America".This simple courtesy, though it had no legal effect, has been seized upon by some to claim that it showed that the Pope recognized (at least on a personal level) the Confederate States of America to be an actual country (and separate from the United States).In fact, no diplomatic relations or recognitions were extended in either direction. But this letter caused Congress to, in 1867, explicitly ban diplomatic ties with the Vatican

They also favored states rights so the "Fed" as we know it today would be much weaker or perhaps even revert to being a puppet of Britain.
 
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