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2018-08-27 02:00:35 UTC  

Ooooof

2018-08-27 02:01:03 UTC  

The escalation of war was done by both sides. The Confederacy had seized territory claimed before the actual conflict at Sumpter.

2018-08-27 02:01:07 UTC  

But everyone knew war was coming.

2018-08-27 02:01:26 UTC  

The US civil war was politically caused by slavery, but most southern soldiers didn’t care about it

2018-08-27 02:01:37 UTC  

It was just seen as the natural order of things

2018-08-27 02:01:46 UTC  

Just like moth Northerners didn't care.

2018-08-27 02:01:55 UTC  

Exactly

2018-08-27 02:01:58 UTC  

Like I said earlier, it didn't even become an issue until 1863.

2018-08-27 02:02:07 UTC  

Ahahahahahaha

2018-08-27 02:02:09 UTC  

Ahahahahahaha

2018-08-27 02:02:13 UTC  

Lincoln said if he could preserve the Union with slavery he would

2018-08-27 02:02:15 UTC  

Lincoln didn't want to jeopardize support from vital border states like Maryland which had slaves.

2018-08-27 02:02:18 UTC  

It had been an issue for a long time standing

2018-08-27 02:02:44 UTC  

Both you have no idea what you are talking about

2018-08-27 02:02:55 UTC  

Like I said **politically** it was the main cause but most Union and Confederate troops didn’t care

2018-08-27 02:03:08 UTC  

Look at the songs of the war

2018-08-27 02:03:08 UTC  

Just regurgitating shit you read on /pol/

2018-08-27 02:03:15 UTC  

Only a few mention slavery

2018-08-27 02:03:17 UTC  

Nobody is suggesting that it wasnt an issue, just that it wasn't for the average person and wasn't made a political issue until 1863.

2018-08-27 02:03:23 UTC  

I’m taking more issue with Zexy

2018-08-27 02:03:29 UTC  

It definitely was an issue for the political elite of the South however.

2018-08-27 02:03:34 UTC  

Yes

2018-08-27 02:03:42 UTC  

Because she keeps pulling this date out of her ass

2018-08-27 02:03:53 UTC  

Ignoring that slavery had been a force of tension in congress for a long time

2018-08-27 02:03:59 UTC  

My point is that the citizenry didn’t care much, the elites did especially in the south

2018-08-27 02:04:08 UTC  

I have clarified twice that it's the date of the Emancipation Proclamation.

2018-08-27 02:04:24 UTC  

You are still pulling it out of your ass

2018-08-27 02:04:29 UTC  

The Emancipation Proclamation wasn’t the end of slavery

2018-08-27 02:04:30 UTC  

Because it makes no sense

2018-08-27 02:04:39 UTC  

Yeah, it was a political statement.

2018-08-27 02:04:39 UTC  

You act as if the Missouri compromise never happened

2018-08-27 02:04:43 UTC  

It was merely a political and strategic move

2018-08-27 02:04:44 UTC  

It really didn't mean anything materially.

2018-08-27 02:05:12 UTC  

Slavery was a source of tension for much before 1863

2018-08-27 02:05:21 UTC  

Otter you're free to screech in the background offering nothing of value or substance. Just note I'm mainly talking to Fish.

2018-08-27 02:05:24 UTC  

The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in the 9 remaining confederate stayes

2018-08-27 02:05:25 UTC  

States

2018-08-27 02:05:35 UTC  

Slavery was a contested political battle back in Jefferson’s presidency. But it definitely escalated in 1863

2018-08-27 02:05:38 UTC  

So you can stop being a petulant child and admit you are patently incorrect

2018-08-27 02:05:48 UTC  

(By that point Tennessee and Louisiana had rejoined the Union)

2018-08-27 02:05:54 UTC  

Not as states