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		<title>by: Ryan</title>
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					<description>John, the same could be said of the New Englanders of the 1860's.  Look what they did.  Research Sherman's March and Lincoln's Orders.  They were barbaric, ruthless, subhuman pigs.  It is no wonder why the South is the way it is today.  

It has been my personal experience that, the more educated a American Southerner becomes, the more that he/she accepts the notion of doing the same thing to the North that the North has done to the South as being morally permissible.  And that frightens me, because I understand that they are honest and good people.


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