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Is the Confederate flag a foreign flag? Did the founders of the CSA declare themselves a different country?
11 Answers
- Anonymous6 years ago
Google up the Trent Affair that what the Confederates were trying to do a union ship stopped a British mail ship off of Cuba and removed two Confederate on they way to France and the UK asking them to recognize the south as it own country the Brits threaten a 3rd war and some were willing to give it to them President Linclon told them ''one war at a time boys'' [civil war] he did order their release telling his people ''was this not the reason we declared war on the English?'' he made no mention of trying to take over Canada
- BOOMLv 76 years ago
It is not a foreign flag because the confederacy is no longer a foreign government. But yes, they did declare themselves a different country.
- ?Lv 76 years ago
Yes. It's anti American. I find it funny that people who wave the confederate flag get pissed when they see a Mexican waving the flag of Mexico. Both Mexicans and southerners took parts of Anerica at one point.
- Anonymous6 years ago
The CSA is exactly like ISIS. They stole land that belonged to a country they betrayed and were nasty, evil little turds.
- neil sLv 76 years ago
Yes, and Yes. They never had any legal standing to secede (as made clear in Texas v White, 74 U.S. 700 (1869), however, so they were never ACTUALLY a foreign nation.
- ?Lv 66 years ago
Foreign to the U.S., yes it would be. It allies one with a force that fought to topple this country and the freedom it stood for.
- Anonymous6 years ago
Even Congress has recognized Confederate veterans as US veterans. So no.
- Anonymous6 years ago
Jesus are we still on this? It's a stupid piece of cloth for Pete's sake. Nothing else to think about? Really?
- Anonymous6 years ago
It is the enemy flag.