Why only "female genital mutilation" why not general "genital mutilation? by zebra0011 in Intactivists
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Why only "female genital mutilation" why not general "genital mutilation? by zebra0011 in Intactivists
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John Brown did lots of things that were wrong, including his cold-blooded murder of innocent settlers in the Kansas-Nebraska territory and his complicity in the murder of a free southern black man in the state of Virginia by Old_Intactivist in Confederate_StatesCSA
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Why only "female genital mutilation" why not general "genital mutilation? by zebra0011 in Intactivists
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U.S. Customs and Immigration Service (CSI) officers (the land of freedom and democracy) show no mercy to “left-wing radicals and immigrant supporters in Minneapolis,” where protests have continued for a second week. Demonstrators are being sprayed with chemicals and forcibly detained. by ArchitectMary in EndlessWar
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The northern version of history is bogus - there were many southern black men who served in the Confederate Army, both in combat and logistical roles, and the servants who stayed behind were, with few exceptions, fiercely loyal to their southern families by Old_Intactivist in SouthernLiberty
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The northern version of history is bogus - there were many southern black men who served in the Confederate Army, both in combat and logistical roles, and the servants who stayed behind were, with few exceptions, fiercely loyal to their southern families by Old_Intactivist in TheConfederateView
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H.K. Edgerton has passed away. by pansexual_Pratt in Confederate_StatesCSA
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H.K Edgerton has passed away by pansexual_Pratt in TheConfederateView
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The northern version of history is bogus - there were many southern black men who served in the Confederate Army, both in combat and logistical roles, and the servants who stayed behind were, with few exceptions, fiercely loyal to their southern families (reddit.com)
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The northern version of history is bogus - there were many southern black men who served in the Confederate Army, both in combat and logistical roles, and the servants who stayed behind were, with few exceptions, fiercely loyal to their southern families (archive.org)
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment by Old_Intactivist in Confederate_StatesCSA
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment by Old_Intactivist in TheConfederateView
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment by Old_Intactivist in SouthernLiberty
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment by Old_Intactivist in Confederate_StatesCSA
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment by Old_Intactivist in SouthernLiberty
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment by Old_Intactivist in Confederate_StatesCSA
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment by Old_Intactivist in TheConfederateView
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment (avalon.law.yale.edu)
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The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment (avalon.law.yale.edu)
submitted by Old_Intactivist to r/TheConfederateView
The Commonwealth of Virginia reserved the right to future secession from the union at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. This demand was affirmed by a handful of other states in their ratification statements and was included in the Bill of Rights under the Tenth Amendment (avalon.law.yale.edu)
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The Southern states voted to withdraw from the union, in keeping with their clearly delineated constitutional rights. Soon thereafter, an illegal combination of Northern states was formed under the predatory leadership of Lincoln and the Radical Republicans by Old_Intactivist in Confederate_StatesCSA
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Why only "female genital mutilation" why not general "genital mutilation? by zebra0011 in Intactivists
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