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Dixie Thread
Kevin Reed
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Jonathan Smith
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Samuel Russell
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Henry Mitchell
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William Nelson
That'd be funnier if it wasn't so wordy.
Also TN reporting in. Just trying to relax today since I was sickly yesterday which is rare for me.
Lincoln Cox
>yancucks believe this to be what happened
Isaac Harris
you know wen abralhalm lencin start proyect with much freedom for slavs that very good
sout be more like north yes?
Liam Richardson
Are Russians typically Dixieboos? I'm just honestly curious. I know some rebel flags were spotted during the Ukraine conflicts.
Asher Lee
Those were most likely "NovoRussia" flags, they are very similar to the CSA battle flag.
Most Russians like the Confederacy more, but don't really know much about it. Very few actually take the trouble to dig its history, unfortunately.
John Thompson
I know here in TN at least we usually like all of Europe including Russia. I know some Russian and other Slavic immigrants set up an Orthodox Church in town and they actually got a lot of locals to come and visit and warmly welcomed them to the community. I think the reception was actually warmer than what the Catholics or Muslims got.
Cameron King
Old Folks at Home - Florida State song.
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ALL THE WORLD IS SAD AND DREARY, EVERY WHERE I ROAM
Alexander King
Glad to hear. Most Russians are quite lowbrow unfortunately. Although, those who manage o immigrate are mostly fine. Nice to know they got a hospital reception.
Jace Fisher
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Jayden Rodriguez
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These particular Russians are well educated and do a lot for the community. Everyone likes them. Plus the Slavic sweets are pretty popular when they sell them at the Farmers Market. At least they don't stuff me till I pop like the Greek ladies when I visited a Greek church.
Caleb Scott
Texas count?
Liam Jackson
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Eli Morgan
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Robert Ramirez
Stop being a Yankee faggot.
Nolan Flores
Texas was part of the Confederacy so yes.
Josiah Young
Going to bump this. Need more Southern nationalism. God bless Dixie!
Eli Smith
Parker Brown
what's the best state and why is it Tennessee?
Josiah Campbell
>implying yankees were ever brave enough to overrun fortified confederate cannon implacements
Matthew Ramirez
There were brave yanks and cowardly confederates and there were cowardly yanks and brave confederates. I can respect the valor of both sides even if I disagree politically with elements of both sides.
Christopher Gray
sorry but yankees were known cowards and mercenary scum, while confederate tactics were marked by officers leading from the front, near suicidal charges and constant assaults on fortified positions. it's an insult to the memory of the valor and losses suffered by men such as those in the texas brigade, to equalize the two.
Isaiah King
So the 54th Massachusetts wasn't brave? Both sides recognized their valor in battle. At the same time Confederate desertion rates were extremely high, especially as the war started to fall into the Union's favor. At the same time generals such as Nathan Bedford Forrest while an extremely intelligent general also played very dirty and went against the rules of war for cheap wins. Shitting on the valor of the common soldier for either side isn't the way to go forward for the south. The silly notion that every Confederate soldier was this romanticized hero and every yank a demon is ridiculous and makes us southerners look like fools.
Owen Diaz
Another respectable Union man
Julian Lopez
They let us down.
Slavery was wrong, but what they didn't do with the niggers after was wronger.