I think he's from the north but his sympathies are with the south as far as politics, culture etc. So it's basically north-bashing.
He is an insane idiot. Look at his thread in the war zone; [h=1]Thread: Big Money, Click Here Please.[/h]
I think he's from the north but his sympathies are with the south as far as politics, culture etc. So it's basically north-bashing.
He is an insane idiot. Look at his thread in the war zone; Thread: Big Money, Click Here Please.
The Civil War was the bloodiest war with the most casualties in this country's history and no general on either side deserves to be called a hero for being part of this travesty.
It's not any of their faults that the CSA committed to such a bloody and devastating war. The fact is, Sherman, Grant, and other American field commanders were heroes. Certainly, the South demonstrated after the war, and for well over a century, that nowhere near enough Confederates were killed. Perhaps if instead of upwards of 200k, they had lost upwards of 400k, like we did, the South would have been a better people in the aftermath.
He is an insane idiot. Look at his thread in the war zone; [h=1]Thread: Big Money, Click Here Please.[/h]
Could the Civil War have been avoided? I agree with this writer.
"The extremists on both sides deliberately inflamed this conflict. The major difference between the sections on that is the extremists in the North never achieved the power and influence the extremists in the South did. Both were influential; the extremists in the South simply were more influential in their section than the Abolitionists in the North were.
What is needed to resolve this without war is compromise. What we see in the 1850s is a failure to compromise, a hardening of positions, and a deliberate inflammation of differences. I agree with Shelby Foote that compromise is the true genius of America, and the Civil War came about because of the total failure of the politicians of that day to work out a compromise."
http://civilwartalk.com/threads/how-could-the-war-have-been-prevented.11773/
It's not any of their faults that the CSA committed to such a bloody and devastating war. The fact is, Sherman, Grant, and other American field commanders were heroes. Certainly, the South demonstrated after the war, and for well over a century, that nowhere near enough Confederates were killed. Perhaps if instead of upwards of 200k, they had lost upwards of 400k, like we did, the South would have been a better people in the aftermath.
And you're nothing short of being just another troll.
This country's greatest military leaders such as Washington, MacArthur, Lee, Patton never resorted to the type of total war and deliberate starvation of civilians like that list of war criminals you provided did.
You're just a religious bigot and a cultural terrorist who hates white protestants in the south and you're trolling this thread in grand a-typical little peg pants style.
And you're nothing short of being just another troll.
This country's greatest military leaders such as Washington, MacArthur, Lee, Patton never resorted to the type of total war and deliberate starvation of civilians like that list of war criminals you provided did.
You're just a religious bigot and a cultural terrorist who hates white protestants in the south and you're trolling this thread in grand a-typical little peg pants style.
Could the Civil War have been avoided? I agree with this writer.
"The extremists on both sides deliberately inflamed this conflict. The major difference between the sections on that is the extremists in the North never achieved the power and influence the extremists in the South did. Both were influential; the extremists in the South simply were more influential in their section than the Abolitionists in the North were.
What is needed to resolve this without war is compromise. What we see in the 1850s is a failure to compromise, a hardening of positions, and a deliberate inflammation of differences. I agree with Shelby Foote that compromise is the true genius of America, and the Civil War came about because of the total failure of the politicians of that day to work out a compromise."
http://civilwartalk.com/threads/how-could-the-war-have-been-prevented.11773/
Have you noticed yet how a few liberals have already supported the killing of innocents as long as their white protestants?
Notice how I hit their hate buttons?
Have you heard from any liberal or neocon as of yet condemning the moral reprehension of total war because it's on the slavers in the south as they describe them?
It must not have been too bad, Scarlet got out and made it to Tara.
Well, this is where you don't know what you're talking about: General Stimpson and General George C Marshall authorized and pushed for the bombing of Hiroshima, and General Curtis LeMay authorized and planned the firebombing of Tokyo.
Look; war is war and decisions are made at the time of need. Your personal view of history is lacking.
What's happened in the thread, is that you've read a book and are trying to take off on it with no thesis, no application of reason for discussing it and really no relevant context for subject matter to validate any thesis.
It must not have been too bad, Scarlet got out and made it to Tara.
It is why l condemn war, period.
When we go to war, how would you conduct a war? What would you do to a population hiding the enemy soldiers, fields and livestock that supplied the enemy? Ignore them? What is your definition of war?
Weren't you the one who complained about the restraints on our military in the Vietnam War?
You only seem to care about white, protestant slave-owning civilians. What you forget is that the Founders justified fighting the British over the loss of freedom and liberty. By this same principle, the fowl people of the South were legitimate targets.
And since we seem to be forgetting again: Who started the Civil War by attacking an American fort?
You're trolling.