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"Stable", an undefined, subjective term, used in a debate about undefined nations that supposedly were or were not. Again, pure rhetoric, no context, no content...just noise.

The Civil War was a war by and for the 1% of the Antebellum South that led to the most disruptive event in US history. The premise and context you earlier relied on....was and is....absurd.

I see you have work to do. Good luck.
 
Gimmesometruth hit the nail on the head, the nail-heads like Jack and others are driven deep into the truth of the argument: the South was the cause of the Civil War because of slavery.
 
Gimmesometruth hit the nail on the head, the nail-heads like Jack and others are driven deep into the truth of the argument: the South was the cause of the Civil War because of slavery.

I agree wholeheartedly that the South caused the Civil War because of slavery. GST was not arguing that point.
 
I agree wholeheartedly that the South caused the Civil War because of slavery. GST was not arguing that point.
Really? Once again you display an inability to comprehend an argument. When I said:

The Civil War was a war by and for the 1% of the Antebellum South that led to the most disruptive event in US history. The premise and context you earlier relied on....was and is....absurd.

...I simultaneously argued the 1% in the South did so because of their interest in slavery....AND....showed that ECONOMIC inequality lead to the most destabilizing event in US history.
 
As I said, get back to me when you've learned enough to make an interesting argument.
Your opinion on my argument is not a counter-argument.

For a person supposedly "uninterested", you sure pay it a lot of attention. You made this stupid argument in the past, I see you still make the same dumb argument.
 
Really? Once again you display an inability to comprehend an argument. When I said:

The Civil War was a war by and for the 1% of the Antebellum South that led to the most disruptive event in US history. The premise and context you earlier relied on....was and is....absurd.

...I simultaneously argued the 1% in the South did so because of their interest in slavery....AND....showed that ECONOMIC inequality lead to the most destabilizing event in US history.

No, you did not.
 
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