I'm tired for getting trolled for having common sense and being objective.

I'm starting a new series Inspired by @Scubbie and Ryan dawson called:

"Bagel was right: Tales of Treasonous Sore Losers"

My thesis is simple: The problem with the south was and stillis their hubris, prejeduce and stubbornness.

1. They thought the union was going to lose ~50% of their tax revenue and just let them secede. Why did they think this? Hubris

@Scubbie

2. They refused to let blacks fight until they were already losing the war aka too late. Why? Illogical prejeduce.

I don't like Lincoln but he even admitted himself that black soldiers were a key asset in winning the war.

Lincoln was still racist but put his own feelings aside to be pragmatic unlike the south.

The funny thing is during that time blacks and whites were mostly segregated so how they had such strong negative opinions about people they barely saw is beyond me.

@basedbagel