National unity, Union tensions

did:plc:v7dl3hoxfq4h5tvta3wbppgn · 2026-02-12T13:21:24.519Z

It was fought because the southern states tried to separate.

Posts reference national pride and unity—“National pride encouraged national unity and made for considerable political harmony.” Discussions contrast "civil not punitive" conditions under the prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment, and describe the North as repeatedly held "hostage by repeated threats" and South's "ever moving demands to remain in the Union."

Created 2 days ago • 12 documents • Range: 2/12 1:21pm – 2/12 4:17pm

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2/12/26, 04:17 PM
Repeatedly violating court orders to the thousands would probably fail at least one definition of "legitimacy"
2/12/26, 03:31 PM
When the going gets tough, the tough silence the information. Does this seem like a crime? It does to me.
2/12/26, 03:14 PM
Political and social unification of the Confederacy with the rest was a mistake and the cause of the disaster today!
2/12/26, 03:02 PM
Took their slaves away and they have been stewing about it for 200 years
2/12/26, 02:38 PM
Isn’t it obvious? The Oath Keepers and the Proud Toddlers needed jobs.
2/12/26, 02:05 PM
The north not doing enough to quell the lost cause was the biggest mistake.
2/12/26, 02:02 PM
The North had to learn this lesson repeatedly for nearly a hundred years before enough was enough. Held hostage by repeated threats that they weren’t respecting and tolerating the South’s ever moving demands to remain in the Union.
2/12/26, 01:52 PM
Just be honest and say you want teachers or kids or security guards or whatever carrying guns. At least you got the politician part down. The ideas, not so much.
2/12/26, 01:46 PM
It’s like America keeps briefly forgetting it’s a Slave State and then remembering again. :(
2/12/26, 01:36 PM
"But it is civil not punitive" conditions that would be hammered hard under the prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.
2/12/26, 01:25 PM
“National pride encouraged national unity and made for considerable political harmony. “ David, Jeanne Heidler. Henry Clay, The Essential American
2/12/26, 01:21 PM
It was fought because the southern states tried to separate.

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