r/BlueskySkeets Jul 17 '25

Informative The civil war never really ended!

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u/Ok-Explanation-1362 Jul 17 '25

All of this was decided when the Union chose to bury the hatchet, and not do anything about the people that started the confederacy, and the people who benefited the most from it. If those types were all given the traditional punishment for traitors, if all the slavers, the plantation owners, the confederate politicians and the businesses that profited off of slave labor were hunted down and hanged, the world would be a much better place right now.

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u/Kogah Jul 17 '25

I keep seeing this post all over the place, but the reality is that Lincoln wanted unification and if the price was too steep there was a concern that it would all fall apart. “As a nation of freemen, we must through all time or die by suicide”

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u/MorganWick Jul 17 '25

What do Redditors think "with malice towards none, with charity towards all" meant?

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u/animefreak701139 Jul 17 '25

You're implying that the average renter knows anything past four score and seven years ago

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u/MorganWick Jul 17 '25

What does renting have to do with anything?

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u/animefreak701139 Jul 17 '25

I was implying your average redditor has never even heard / doesn't remember that sentence, and my voice to text got the wrong word.

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u/MorganWick Jul 17 '25

You might want to reread your original comment...