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Who said they couldn't leave? Buchanan certainly never said such a thing. It wasn't until after the CSA attacked America that it was suddenly called an unlawful rebellion.

Now you're trying to rewrite history.

There was no attack.

To answer your question, Lincoln.
 
The states are not the property of the national government. Federal facilities within states, such as bases, parks, and complexes, would still remain national possessions until such time as deals and/or concessions could be arranged. The CSA decided not to wait, and attacked Ft Sumter.

Troops at Sumter were told to leave. They refused.
 
No attack, eh? Your history is astounding!

That's been addressed, boy. Defending yourself isn't an attack.

Your revisionist history is typical for a left winger such as yourself.

BTW, I still have the flags you say are traitorous. Either they are as bad as you claim and you'll try to take them from me or you'll continue to be nothing more than a loud-mouthed coward afraid of his own shadow.
 
That's been addressed, boy. Defending yourself isn't an attack.

Your revisionist history is typical for a left winger such as yourself.

BTW, I still have the flags you say are traitorous. Either they are as bad as you claim and you'll try to take them from me or you'll continue to be nothing more than a loud-mouthed coward afraid of his own shadow.

You addressed the subject with your usual lying.

I don't care how much you hate America.
 
You addressed the subject with your usual lying.

I don't care how much you hate America.

You tried to use your usual revisionist history.

You apparently don't care that you're a fucking coward. Either you think they're not bad enough to be considered treasonous or you're scared to back what you say.
 
You tried to use your usual revisionist history.

You apparently don't care that you're a fucking coward. Either you think they're not bad enough to be considered treasonous or you're scared to back what you say.

You fail to understand that your hatred of this great country simply means that you have nothing worthwhile to say on any particular subject about it. You're in the same category as Moon and the Welshman.
 
You fail to understand that your hatred of this great country simply means that you have nothing worthwhile to say on any particular subject about it. You're in the same category as Moon and the Welshman.

Just as I thought. It's a combination of both. They aren't as bad as you claim and you're a goddamn coward too afraid to try and back up what you claim. You should be.
 
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