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HunterCA -> RE: It sucks to be a communist (5/14/2015 2:36:54 PM)
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ORIGINAL: mnottertail Wounded Knee, Boston, Washington, Gettysburg and so on. Never mind that we export a great deal of it. Trying to equate the loss of life in the wars we have had (which every nation has), with communists' purposely mass slaughtering millions and millions and millions of innocent civilians is a very impressive new level of disingenuousness for you Explain to me the true state of Andersonville, GA during the American Civil War. The conditions there were more barbaric then the Nazi concentration camps in Germany. The South had a view, and willing to treat their fellow Americans extremely harshly (if not kill them). Andersonville was not the ONLY concentration camp for POW Union soldiers and civilians. It was just the worst of the worst. A better concentration camp during that era for the South was STILL nothing to write home about; it was ugly, disease ridden, foul, and nasty. Poor sanitation, medicine, and living conditions. The population of the South were just as unaware of the evils its government was performing, as most in Germany of the SS and Hitler. What do you think happened to those Americans in the Confederacy that agreed with the North? Do you think they were 'left alone' and 'allowed to speak their mind freely'? Yeah, a VERY harsh time for all Americans in that era. The notion of 'brother fighting brother' was all to real for many families living along the Maryland/Virginia border. Oh Joe, just ignorance. Here's a quote: “In the Federal prison camps, incarcerated Rebels joined the Union military, became civilians who agreed to stay north of the Ohio River, or sometimes preferred even the worst Northern prison camp to returning to the degradation of the Southern armies.” Excerpt From: Robert Scott Davis. “Andersonville Civil War Prison.” It wasn't just Andersonville prison. It was the whole of the dieing south that was suffering. You want to make a moral issue out of a terrible thing without understanding the history.
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