5 Government-Sanctioned Ways America Still Honors the Confederacy

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Legion Troll said:
Are you under the impression that Leon assigns any importance to your "thinking"? :rofl2:
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I think both you and Leon wont answer this key question because you both know that the government wanted nothing to do with putting the confederacy on trail for treason because Davis's' lawyers would have proven that Lincoln and his government were the real traitors and not Davis and the confederacy.

That's what I think.
 
thilly wabbit said:
I think both you and Leon wont answer this key question because you both know that the government wanted nothing to do with putting the confederacy on trail for treason because Davis's' lawyers would have proven that Lincoln and his government were the real traitors and not Davis and the confederacy. That's what I think.
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Is that what cross-dressing coward Davis' lawyers argued when the loser was before Judge Chase?
 
philly rabbit said:
I think both you and Leon wont answer this key question because you both know that the government wanted nothing to do with putting the confederacy on trail for treason because Davis's' lawyers would have proven that Lincoln and his government were the real traitors and not Davis and the confederacy.

That's what I think.
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Everyone understands who the "real traitors" were in the civil war.
And everyone understands who they are today. Their flag gives them away.
BTW that avatar you post is still there . People are still laughing at you for it.
 
On April 9, 1865, Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered to the Union Army, ending the US Civil War. Former Confederate President Jefferson Davis had already fled the South’s capital in Richmond, Virginia. He wanted to escape to Britain or France, where he might reestablish a government in exile. However, before he could do so, members of the 4th Michigan Cavalry arrested him. At the time he was apprehended, Davis was sporting his wife’s black shawl.



http://knowledgenuts.com/2015/06/19/the-clever-way-jefferson-davis-avoided-being-convicted-of-treason/

Davis was a cross-dresser...:rofl2:
 
Legion Troll said:
On April 9, 1865, Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered to the Union Army, ending the US Civil War. Former Confederate President Jefferson Davis had already fled the South’s capital in Richmond, Virginia. He wanted to escape to Britain or France, where he might reestablish a government in exile. However, before he could do so, members of the 4th Michigan Cavalry arrested him. At the time he was apprehended, Davis was sporting his wife’s black shawl.



http://knowledgenuts.com/2015/06/19/the-clever-way-jefferson-davis-avoided-being-convicted-of-treason/

Davis was a cross-dresser...:rofl2:
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That's what you consider cross dressing?

Lol, what a dumbass Troll.
 
christiefan915 said:
I. M. Loopey and Charles V. Bombastic? :rofl2: I needed a laugh!
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Look in the mirror at the worthless BITCH looking back and you'll laugh.

You, just like Troll has been, thread ban me now. Do you think that will move you ahead of Leon on his favorites list?
 
Leonthecat said:
Everyone understands who the "real traitors" were in the civil war.
And everyone understands who they are today. Their flag gives them away.
BTW that avatar you post is still there . People are still laughing at you for it.
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Everybody you describe as everyone is within your socially low circle. You're low because you never had any man training in your home.

You're a punk in an off campus beer hall wearing a football shirt with that punk snarl on your face. Sub social vermin. Anti free speech fascist. Void of character and conviction. A knee jerk dumbed down reactionary.
 
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