On Reconsidering the Southern Cause (Flag Thing)

Catholic World Report ^ | July 11, 2015 | James V. Schall, S.J.

[rockrr]

I can tell that you’re entirely comfortable in your “I’m right and everybody else is wrong” delusion. How nice for you.

[Pelham]

“I can tell that you’re entirely comfortable in your “I’m right and everybody else is wrong” delusion. How nice for you.”

Thanks for the rude reply. I suppose if you could have thought of something of substance to say you would have included it.

[rockrr]

“It hardly surprises me to find you avoiding a book.”

Up yours.

[Partisan Gunslinger]

And considering that the British issued two emancipation declarations during the war and were the legitimate government they were on the moral end of that fight?

Representation takes priority.

[Partisan Gunslinger]

Interesting that you think that reading one brief publisher’s citation provides enough information to justify dismissing a book that you have yet to read.

I assume your example is the best he has in the list of "long train of abuses". If wagging tongues from the base type of people is the worst abuse the south had to endure, then that isn't much. lol

Funny how the author is so offended by John Brown's crimes, but is not offended by the south's orgy of stealing from the depots.

[Pelham]

“Funny how the author is so offended by John Brown’s crimes, but is not offended by the south’s orgy of stealing from the depots.”

And how would you know that he isn’t since you haven’t read his book? No need to reply.

[Partisan Gunslinger]

And how would you know that he isn’t since you haven’t read his book? No need to reply.

Why would I read the book of a lost causer?