What Would Have Happened if the South Would Have Won?
I have oftened wondered what would have happened if the South would have won the War of Northern Aggression, also known as the War Between the States and The Civil War.
It is hard for me to understand how President Lincoln decided to forcibly make the southern states remain a part of the Union. It seems to me that if a group of people, i.e. a state, would freely join the Union, why they could not freely disscociate from that union if that became their wish.
Several northern states threatened strongly to secede from the Union a few years before the southern states actually did. I am also amazed that they would go to war with states that acted on the same threats they, the northern states, had made.
Is the United States a free country? Not really. I do believe it is the greatest country in the world at this time though. I think it would still be a great country had President Lincoln not attacked and murdered the many hundreds of thousands of southerners. I also believe the Confederate States of America would have been a great country in it's own right. I like the idea of states running themselves and not being run by a centralized government that is thousands of miles away. I believe that political correctness would not be such a major problem in the southern states like it has become in the United States. I, for one, am tired of the north eastern liberals dictating how our country is run.
If the South would have won, I believe that in most of the southern states, abortion would be illegal, it would be legal for municipalities to have nativity scenes, frivolous lawsuits would not be so rampant and common sense would rule in every day life instead of the insanity we see. As a matter of fact, I think the population in the North would be much lower than the population in the South because people simply wouldn't want to live with the problems that the United States is facing today.
I found a very interesting article on this very subject. You can click here to read it.
What do you think would have happened if the south would have won?
Jay Mc
It is hard for me to understand how President Lincoln decided to forcibly make the southern states remain a part of the Union. It seems to me that if a group of people, i.e. a state, would freely join the Union, why they could not freely disscociate from that union if that became their wish.
Several northern states threatened strongly to secede from the Union a few years before the southern states actually did. I am also amazed that they would go to war with states that acted on the same threats they, the northern states, had made.
Is the United States a free country? Not really. I do believe it is the greatest country in the world at this time though. I think it would still be a great country had President Lincoln not attacked and murdered the many hundreds of thousands of southerners. I also believe the Confederate States of America would have been a great country in it's own right. I like the idea of states running themselves and not being run by a centralized government that is thousands of miles away. I believe that political correctness would not be such a major problem in the southern states like it has become in the United States. I, for one, am tired of the north eastern liberals dictating how our country is run.
If the South would have won, I believe that in most of the southern states, abortion would be illegal, it would be legal for municipalities to have nativity scenes, frivolous lawsuits would not be so rampant and common sense would rule in every day life instead of the insanity we see. As a matter of fact, I think the population in the North would be much lower than the population in the South because people simply wouldn't want to live with the problems that the United States is facing today.
I found a very interesting article on this very subject. You can click here to read it.
What do you think would have happened if the south would have won?
Jay Mc

