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When I was a young kid, around seven, I wore a Confederate Cap with the strips and bars of the Southern Battle F**g for about 5 years
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Aug 2, 2020 21:10:09   #
rumitoid
 
When my older brother and I played the board game Gettysburg, I always took the South. When I was around 12 they came out with facsimile Confederate money; I used all my allowance to buy it. I had a plastic model of Robert E. Lee on his white horse, Traveller. It was about 6 inches or a little more tall. When I was in my teens, I visited the Civil War Museum in Mid-Manhatten several times and bought the huge tome by Bruce Catton, "The Civil War." Then there was the Saturday Evening Post article "If the South had won the Civil War." I cheered and was delighted. What happened to me?

I read. To put it in da Bronx language, the so-called Rebels were slime bags, no matter their personal beliefs or the idea of State Rights. I don't even care about s***ery as far as this question goes, no matter how convincing is their defense of owning people: it was their betrayal of the union and armed attack on our country's principles and values and fellow citizens. No forgiveness.

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Aug 2, 2020 21:21:49   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
rumitoid wrote:
When my older brother and I played the board game Gettysburg, I always took the South. When I was around 12 they came out with facsimile Confederate money; I used all my allowance to buy it. I had a plastic model of Robert E. Lee on his white horse, Traveller. It was about 6 inches or a little more tall. When I was in my teens, I visited the Civil War Museum in Mid-Manhatten several times and bought the huge tome by Bruce Catton, "The Civil War." Then there was the Saturday Evening Post article "If the South had won the Civil War." I cheered and was delighted. What happened to me?

I read. To put it in da Bronx language, the so-called Rebels were slime bags, no matter their personal beliefs or the idea of State Rights. I don't even care about s***ery as far as this question goes, no matter how convincing is their defense of owning people: it was their betrayal of the union and armed attack on our country's principles and values and fellow citizens. No forgiveness.
When my older brother and I played the board game ... (show quote)


Rumi!!!! In a language of your comrades :You Are Cancelled !!

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Aug 2, 2020 21:46:45   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
rumitoid wrote:
When my older brother and I played the board game Gettysburg, I always took the South. When I was around 12 they came out with facsimile Confederate money; I used all my allowance to buy it. I had a plastic model of Robert E. Lee on his white horse, Traveller. It was about 6 inches or a little more tall. When I was in my teens, I visited the Civil War Museum in Mid-Manhatten several times and bought the huge tome by Bruce Catton, "The Civil War." Then there was the Saturday Evening Post article "If the South had won the Civil War." I cheered and was delighted. What happened to me?

I read. To put it in da Bronx language, the so-called Rebels were slime bags, no matter their personal beliefs or the idea of State Rights. I don't even care about s***ery as far as this question goes, no matter how convincing is their defense of owning people: it was their betrayal of the union and armed attack on our country's principles and values and fellow citizens. No forgiveness.
When my older brother and I played the board game ... (show quote)


Another brainless rant. No one betrayed anything. If you had any knowledge of history based on fact rather than your own myopic, reality-challenged prejudices, you would realize that.

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Aug 2, 2020 22:24:03   #
Rose42
 
rumitoid wrote:
When my older brother and I played the board game Gettysburg, I always took the South. When I was around 12 they came out with facsimile Confederate money; I used all my allowance to buy it. I had a plastic model of Robert E. Lee on his white horse, Traveller. It was about 6 inches or a little more tall. When I was in my teens, I visited the Civil War Museum in Mid-Manhatten several times and bought the huge tome by Bruce Catton, "The Civil War." Then there was the Saturday Evening Post article "If the South had won the Civil War." I cheered and was delighted. What happened to me?

I read. To put it in da Bronx language, the so-called Rebels were slime bags, no matter their personal beliefs or the idea of State Rights. I don't even care about s***ery as far as this question goes, no matter how convincing is their defense of owning people: it was their betrayal of the union and armed attack on our country's principles and values and fellow citizens. No forgiveness.
When my older brother and I played the board game ... (show quote)


No forgiveness? Yet you claim you’re a Christian. Shame on you.

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Aug 2, 2020 22:59:25   #
archie bunker Loc: Texas
 
Rose42 wrote:
No forgiveness? Yet you claim you’re a Christian. Shame on you.


My thoughts exactly!

I forgive arthritis boy for his hatred, and ignorance.

What a dirtbag!!

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Aug 2, 2020 23:17:45   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
rumitoid wrote:
When my older brother and I played the board game Gettysburg, I always took the South. When I was around 12 they came out with facsimile Confederate money; I used all my allowance to buy it. I had a plastic model of Robert E. Lee on his white horse, Traveller. It was about 6 inches or a little more tall. When I was in my teens, I visited the Civil War Museum in Mid-Manhatten several times and bought the huge tome by Bruce Catton, "The Civil War." Then there was the Saturday Evening Post article "If the South had won the Civil War." I cheered and was delighted. What happened to me?

I read. To put it in da Bronx language, the so-called Rebels were slime bags, no matter their personal beliefs or the idea of State Rights. I don't even care about s***ery as far as this question goes, no matter how convincing is their defense of owning people: it was their betrayal of the union and armed attack on our country's principles and values and fellow citizens. No forgiveness.
When my older brother and I played the board game ... (show quote)


You have gone crazy crazy crazy " If I ever disown, repudiate or apologize for the cause for which Lee fought and Jackson
died, let the lightenings from Heaven rend me and the scorn of all good men and true
women be my portion. Sun, moon and stars all fall on me when I cease to love the
Confederacy. 'Tis the cause, not the fate of the cause, that is glorious"---- Major R. E.
Wilson, C.S.A

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Aug 3, 2020 08:20:24   #
TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!
 
proud republican wrote:
Rumi!!!! In a language of your comrades :You Are Cancelled !!


Reclaiming my time! Reclaiming my time! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

This has got to be the most appropriate message we could ever say to Rumi and his alter egos!

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Aug 3, 2020 08:28:42   #
TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!
 
rumitoid wrote:
When my older brother and I played the board game Gettysburg, I always took the South. When I was around 12 they came out with facsimile Confederate money; I used all my allowance to buy it. I had a plastic model of Robert E. Lee on his white horse, Traveller. It was about 6 inches or a little more tall. When I was in my teens, I visited the Civil War Museum in Mid-Manhatten several times and bought the huge tome by Bruce Catton, "The Civil War." Then there was the Saturday Evening Post article "If the South had won the Civil War." I cheered and was delighted. What happened to me?

I read. To put it in da Bronx language, the so-called Rebels were slime bags, no matter their personal beliefs or the idea of State Rights. I don't even care about s***ery as far as this question goes, no matter how convincing is their defense of owning people: it was their betrayal of the union and armed attack on our country's principles and values and fellow citizens. No forgiveness.
When my older brother and I played the board game ... (show quote)


No forgiveness! Really! What happened to all that ‘love is all that matters to a Christian!’ When are you going to start actually following your own theology? 😂😂😂 There isn’t room in that cold heart of yours for LOVE..............just h**e lives in there!

BTW! The Civil War is over and the South is still very much alive and well!

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Aug 4, 2020 01:21:59   #
rumitoid
 
Rose42 wrote:
No forgiveness? Yet you claim you’re a Christian. Shame on you.


You would have a lead position in Spain for the Inquisition. So tired of your anal Judgment and never sharing an opinion on the topic. You are just a troll. Bless your heart.

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Aug 4, 2020 01:28:52   #
rumitoid
 
TexaCan wrote:
No forgiveness! Really! What happened to all that ‘love is all that matters to a Christian!’ When are you going to start actually following your own theology? 😂😂😂 There isn’t room in that cold heart of yours for LOVE..............just h**e lives in there!

BTW! The Civil War is over and the South is still very much alive and well!


You and Rose are the ones in a h**e chamber, always the same tripe echoing from your hooded souls of insult because you cannot respond to any topic with anything meaningful.

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Aug 4, 2020 07:07:38   #
Rose42
 
rumitoid wrote:
You would have a lead position in Spain for the Inquisition. So tired of your anal Judgment and never sharing an opinion on the topic. You are just a troll. Bless your heart.


Be honest for a change. I did comment on the topic. This is your typical answer when you don’t like a reply.

It is you who h**es when you refuse to forgive. You place yourself above God.

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Aug 4, 2020 10:02:12   #
rumitoid
 
Rose42 wrote:
Be honest for a change. I did comment on the topic. This is your typical answer when you don’t like a reply.

It is you who h**es when you refuse to forgive. You place yourself above God.


Pray tell, please show your comment on the topic. Be honest for a change because you never have. You are here just to attack me. And where did I refuse to forgive? The same gaslighting you always use. You are just a mean-spirited troll toward me, but you might be a "nice person."

Edit: Oops, went back and read my initial post on the topic. I very clearly said 'No forgiveness.' That was wrong. An overstatement, a way to emphasize my foolishness as a youth. I am usually very quick to forgive, finding almost nothing, or nothing, that someone else can to harm me, though I will defend values and principles that are under attack. Of course I can forgive the misguided passions of the Southern Rebels; I had a passion for their cause until later in life and many of them who fought and died were younger than when I changed. You were right, Rose, to condemn what I said.

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Aug 4, 2020 12:05:23   #
TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!
 
rumitoid wrote:
You and Rose are the ones in a h**e chamber, always the same tripe echoing from your hooded souls of insult because you cannot respond to any topic with anything meaningful.
You and Rose are the ones in a h**e chamber, alway... (show quote)


Did you not say, No forgiveness? You make these unchristian comments then claim to be the victim when confronted! I believe you do these things for attention! You know good and well you will receive a push back! As usual, Drama Queen!😂😂

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Aug 4, 2020 16:35:51   #
rumitoid
 
TexaCan wrote:
Did you not say, No forgiveness? You make these unchristian comments then claim to be the victim when confronted! I believe you do these things for attention! You know good and well you will receive a push back! As usual, Drama Queen!😂😂


Look over your head (pun), Texacan, to my last reply.

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Aug 4, 2020 16:41:58   #
TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!
 
rumitoid wrote:
Look over your head (pun), Texacan, to my last reply.


I’ll give you a C for effort! 😜😜🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱

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