/natsoc/ - National Socialism

>>1358
They stuck up for tradition, nothing wrong with that in my book.

>>1358
>Stuck up for their nation
>Wanted to preserve their way of life
>Broke away after being oppressed by the north
Brety ebin in my book, however I don't exactly agree on slavery.

>>1362
Most southerners referred to it as a "peculiar institution," as only 5% of southerners actually owned slaves, and those who did usually had a shitload because they would manage large plantations.

They had every right to secede from the government.
The south was being used for its raw materials, sent up north to be processed into manufactured goods and resold to them. It was/is much like colonialism only that the two regions weren't separated by a body of water.

That being said I wish the south simply shipped back the blacks to Africa. Imagine how different America would be if we simply deported all blacks after the civil war.

When the US eventually shatters, hopefully they'll get win their second chance. The only issue with the South was its Jewish presence, but I suppose you get that anywhere.

>>1358
Fought for State's rights and liberty. 10/10 country.

Hitler saw the loss of the Confederacy in the War Between the States as opening the door to the decline of agrarianism, radical egalitarianism, the domination of America by a merchant class, and the settlement of non-Nordic Jews and Slavs in the American North. So there's that.