Seems that the ones dying protecting their homes are the most honorable.
If one does research, one finds that most wars started by the US government were based on a Lie .. no different is the Civil War / War Between the States / War Against Southern Independence:
".. The first thing one learns from reading the books listed above is that America did not need a war to end slavery. Every other Western country that held slaves in the nineteeth century – which included Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, and Jamaica – freed them peacefully. The South would have done the same before the century was over. If anything, the fact that seven slaveholding states seceded from the Union when Lincoln was elected president would have sped up the process. As several of the historians above point out, many people in the North considered the 1850 Fugitive Slave Law to be an abomination, and the law would have been repealed if Lincoln had allowed the Southern states to go their own way. The Constitution of the Confederate States of American prohibited the importation of slaves (Article I, Section 9); with their supply thus restricted, and slaves now having a place to escape to, slavery in the Confederacy would have ended as it did elsewhere, without war..."
If the southern seven states that peacefully seceded only wanted slavery, why didn't they return and ratify the Corwin Amendment, the original 13th amendment to the US Constitution?
Brief YouTube on Corwin Amendment:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_A8SKeLdjuY
Donald Miller's books to help SELF-RESEARCH the true causes of the war VERSES the true causes of peaceful secession:
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2002/09/donald-w-miller-jr-md/civil-war-revisionism/
If one does research, one finds that most wars started by the US government were based on a Lie .. no different is the Civil War / War Between the States / War Against Southern Independence:
".. The first thing one learns from reading the books listed above is that America did not need a war to end slavery. Every other Western country that held slaves in the nineteeth century – which included Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, and Jamaica – freed them peacefully. The South would have done the same before the century was over. If anything, the fact that seven slaveholding states seceded from the Union when Lincoln was elected president would have sped up the process. As several of the historians above point out, many people in the North considered the 1850 Fugitive Slave Law to be an abomination, and the law would have been repealed if Lincoln had allowed the Southern states to go their own way. The Constitution of the Confederate States of American prohibited the importation of slaves (Article I, Section 9); with their supply thus restricted, and slaves now having a place to escape to, slavery in the Confederacy would have ended as it did elsewhere, without war..."
If the southern seven states that peacefully seceded only wanted slavery, why didn't they return and ratify the Corwin Amendment, the original 13th amendment to the US Constitution?
Brief YouTube on Corwin Amendment:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_A8SKeLdjuY
Donald Miller's books to help SELF-RESEARCH the true causes of the war VERSES the true causes of peaceful secession:
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2002/09/donald-w-miller-jr-md/civil-war-revisionism/
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