Nah, it was slavery for the south. For the north, it was about keeping the union together and slavery second.
Sorry, it was Delaware. They got rid of it with the 13th. The south were forced when they lost the civil war. It’s only a separation of a few months, but it’s there.
It’s kinda dishonest because the weed issue is also states rights, and it’s no where near what slavery was.
Imo, the civil war topic should remain somewhat simplistic in non-academic settings. The reason was slavery, period.
You could go into the stuff surrounding it some, like racism, the economy, states rights, but the focus should slavery.
You might mention that the North had slaves longer than the south did, just because Maryland was a shithole back then. Slavery should still remain the focus.
In theory they’re standardized. But in practice, no they’re not.
Well if all of you can keep yourselves in check, it’ll probably work out. Maybe.
It’s not a great idea, but hey, it’s for your son.
What makes you think we’ll die out? Sure billions will die, but we’re like cockroaches, there’ll be some left
Isn’t name calling banned here?
I lurk the subreddit from time to time. Keeps me from thinking queer people are batshit insane when it’s just Lemmy that’s batshit.
They would’ve lost the LGBTQ vote if they made a hard course correction against the only LGBTQ friendly country in the middle and condemned all those queer people to die.
A rock and a hard place.
Is Stellar Blade any good?
More like the “journalist” should probably write about something more recent. That’s what I meant.
If you can’t pay a fair wage, you don’t deserve to be in business.
Damn straight! Maybe they’ll actually start paying a fair wage! And boo hoo to anyone who refuses to do their own lawncare. It is not hard.
If you don’t have any Trump stories from this decade, it might be time to open your eyes.
True pretty much everywhere. Rural folk dislike the government and prefer to rely on themselves. They’re right wing. City folk do the opposite.
That pattern is followed almost everywhere, from America to Canada to Australia to Finland.
Victorian romance is the name of the subgenre. Those tropes are often featured.
I wish you luck, but you’re looking for a needle in a hay stack.
Strictly speaking, wouldn’t you need two stations built at the same time? Otherwise there’d be no place to go!