No foreign government officially recognized the Confederacy as an independent country, although Great Britain and France granted it belligerent status. While the war lacked a formal end, Jefferson Davis later lamented that the Confederacy had "disappeared" in 1865.

And?

and thats legal recognition as a rebellion

Does a nation have to legally partisan a state for it to be accepted

yes

A legal rebellion at worst

all rebellions should be put down

that oppose america

Your ignoring the fact

if they win

Thag states have the right to secede

No one argued against that

The issue was them attacking federal forts

nowhere is it mentioned that states have the right to secede within the constitution

if so i declare my house the land of sydonia

also fun fact every state has a secessionist movement in it and none of them are recognized

if the csa won it would set a standard that would have led to the destruction of the union and balkanization of america

>being a Union fag

Once more

States

Have the right to secede

the supreme court disagrees with you

Starting quite simply with the declaration of independents

And the Supreme Court also disagrees with me on African American rights

so if texas declared indpendence as a COMMUNIST country youd recognize it

Just like they disagree with the founding fathers on most issues

would you recognize it

It matters who voted for secession

Legal natural Americans from Europe ancestry or a long history of service from South America or Africa in some cases

If they were the majority

And they understood the process

Then yes

I would

Do I think it's the right thing

No

But

I hold their choice to be clear

i think yugoslavia had a right to put down the rebellions but it failed to do so and lost all claims to that land

i believe might makes right

Nothing is right

That's the issue here