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firth4eva wrote:guess we cant have one thendwightschrute wrote:it is our Independence Day when we broke away from Britain.firth4eva wrote:what is this day about?
i hear it a lot but dont know why it is so special
anyone care to explain?

magneticgoop wrote:firth4eva wrote:guess we cant have one thendwightschrute wrote:it is our Independence Day when we broke away from Britain.firth4eva wrote:what is this day about?
i hear it a lot but dont know why it is so special
anyone care to explain?
suckers a bunch of farm boys beat the greatest army on earth![]()
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nodiddle wrote:magneticgoop wrote:firth4eva wrote:guess we cant have one thendwightschrute wrote:it is our Independence Day when we broke away from Britain.firth4eva wrote:what is this day about?
i hear it a lot but dont know why it is so special
anyone care to explain?
suckers a bunch of farm boys beat the greatest army on earth![]()
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and it was all downhill for america from then on
magneticgoop wrote:firth4eva wrote:guess we cant have one thendwightschrute wrote:it is our Independence Day when we broke away from Britain.firth4eva wrote:what is this day about?
i hear it a lot but dont know why it is so special
anyone care to explain?
suckers a bunch of farm boys beat the greatest army on earth![]()
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firth4eva wrote:what is this day about?
i hear it a lot but dont know why it is so special
anyone care to explain?
I am deeply ashamed, as a southerner, of racism here in the south. Believe it or not, there were southerners back then who despised slavery and fought against it. My great grandfather in Kentucky had run ins with the KKK (my grandmother wouldn't give me the particulars), and in my house as a child, i would have received a serious ass whipping if i had said the n word. I wouldn't have thought you were the type of person to stereotype people so blindly. Btw, my daughter's mother is classic New Orleans Creole - French, Spanish, African, and Houma Indian. You are evidently under the mistaken impression, as are many others, that the civil war was about slavery. Slavery was used by the Federalists as an emotional issue to further their cause, but the real issue was secession. The U.S. Constitution clearly stated that "if any of these 13 colonies decide to secede from this union, THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO SO (caps mine)". Our constitution was dishonored and dismissed, as it is today, and that flag is meaningless without it.s.xkitten wrote:b.k. barunt wrote:Independence day? Up until the civil war maybe. Our constitutional rights were raped at that point (i speak as a TRUE southerner), and that flag became the flag of the oppressor.
oh really...so what about blacks rights? they still just a piece of property to you?
diddle wrote:magneticgoop wrote:firth4eva wrote:guess we cant have one thendwightschrute wrote:it is our Independence Day when we broke away from Britain.firth4eva wrote:what is this day about?
i hear it a lot but dont know why it is so special
anyone care to explain?
suckers a bunch of farm boys beat the greatest army on earth![]()
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and it was all downhill for america from then on
Skoffin wrote: So um.. er... I'll be honest, I don't know what the f*ck to do from here. Goddamnit chu.
luns101 wrote:Very happy to be living in the greatest country on earth.
Skoffin wrote: So um.. er... I'll be honest, I don't know what the f*ck to do from here. Goddamnit chu.