The Confederate Constitution and the Rule of Law by Marshall DeRosa

[@TexasIndependenceNow]

I cannot overstate how Valuable, Credible and Important these Lecture are. Cannot get enough of these, KEEP 'EM COMIN! TEXIT NOW!!! 🇸🇴JOIN OR DIE🇸🇴

[@garrettwilson7190]

DEO Vindice God bless texit

[@andrewadams5824]

Not just texas, we need a movement for the rest of dixie to come as well! However, im sure if texit goes through, the rest of the south would naturally join them in a confederate type union, floridian speaking here.

[@garrettwilson7190]

@@andrewadams5824 I'm a 8th generation Floridian here Myself what part are you from, I agree we need a Confederacy Type of Republic again are you SCV by any chance

[@andrewadams5824]

@@garrettwilson7190 Personally, i like the work that the SCV does, but i dont think they are an actual group that pushes for secession. Also, if i were to join i dont know if, given todays sad political environment, if it would hurt my employment opportunities. I know that league of the south pushes for actual secession, so I read their newspapers monthly.

[@garrettwilson7190]

@@andrewadams5824 well we ain't that type of organization and it wouldn't hurt you know One would know if you joined unless you tell them

[@garydirodis1751]

Brilliant, thank you

[@barbarataylor8101]

Fantastic speaker and great topic!

[@SwordAgainstChaos]

Obviously the CSA was the political descendant of the Founders’ Union. It is tragic and detrimental that it was so short-lived. Maybe through the efforts of institutions like the Abbeville Institute and the 10th Amendment Center and all of us thinking locally and acting locally we can hope for a restoration of the true founding principle of political independence.

[@guidototh6091]

The economy of the Confederacy was based upon slave labor. Thank God it was destroyed.

[@mattshackelford6624]

Amen.

[@JonJaeden]

According to the 1860 U.S. Census, the number of free blacks in the states that would shortly comprise the Confederacy exceeded the comparable number in those states remaining in the Union.

[@TexasIndependenceNow]

Exactly.... 👍 Almost all them yankee northern states had made it illegal or done anything possible to prevent Free Black Americans from living in them. America suffers from major amnesia and Stockholm syndrome.

[@thomasreaves588]

How many Blacks did the good ol'e Confederate states hold in slavery? Why didn't any of the Confederate states abolish slavery before they lost the civil war and were forced, by the rest of America, to emancipate all Blacks?

[@JonJaeden]

​@@thomasreaves588 According to the 1860 U.S. Census, the slave population was 3,953,760. About 240,000 of those were in Missouri and Kentucky which were not officially CSA states. Washington, D.C., the Union capitol, had about 3,200. There were a handful in Delaware, New Jersey and the Western Territories. The "rest of America" was not forced to emancipate all blacks. If Lincoln had tried launching a war to emancipate blacks, Northerners would have revolted. The "rest of America" was forced to suppress the Southern bid for its own independence -- the same bid made, North and South, against England 85 years before. The emancipation of all blacks was the unintended outcome. So, why do you believe the South was obligated to sooth Northern sensibilities by abolishing the same slavery all had accepted when forming the nation and creating the Constitution in 1788? If the North was so offended by the institution, the Constitution provided a way to amend it. Why didn't it do so? Why did representatives of Northern states vote for the Corwin Amendment to guarantee slavery in perpetuity in the South on the eve of the war? Why, with all those Southern slave-holding states gone from Congress, did the North not get around to passing the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, ending slavery, until less than three months before the war's end? And if the South had abolished slavery, where were those who were freed to live -- some Northern states prevented freed slaves from settling within their borders.

[@guidototh6091]

About 94% of all black people in the Confederacy were slaves. Only about 6% were free. South Carolina and Mississippi were states where the majority of the population were enslaved. Mississippi had 436,000 slaves but only about 750 free people of color.

[@thomasreaves588]

@@guidototh6091 My research indicates that "free people of color" tended to be quadroons, octoroons and people with native American ancestry. Most of the deep south states had laws on the books that didn't allow manumitted Black people to remain in their state for longer than 90 days after they were freed. Slave drivers did not want slaves to witness positive examples of free Black people.

[@janszeneri3572]

He hit the nail on the head in talking about bribery. We don't need popular people who can get elected, or term limits, etc. The answer has been around since Biblical times: Exo 18:21 Moreover, look for able men from all the people, men who fear God, who are trustworthy and hate a bribe, and place such men over the people as chiefs of thousands, of hundreds, of fifties, and of tens.

[@wolftng359]

I want that tie 😁

[@JonJaeden]

If "racist" was the evil it is painted to be, falsely accusing someone of being "racist" would be as evil. But it's not. No one who glibly tosses the slander is forced to grovel or publicly apologize. No career is destroyed or scholarship lost. That the word is used promiscuously and without consequence is best evidence of its meaninglessness.

[@georgechristiansen6785]

This is only true among decent people. The Neo-Marxist doing this do not care about consistency and equally applied standards. You and I are their enemies and they are free to do what they will to us. Ironically, this is what they CLAIM the slave states thought about slaves. But they are both wrong and liars.

[@JRJohnson1701]

At 28:30, i would think if the first three years went roughly the same, aside from Jackson living, Cleburne's Manifesto passing in 1864 was their best chance of winning. Do that, create a gradual compensated emancipation, and the south would have had a much better race relations those hundred years after the war.

[@libertycoffeehouse3944]

Good lecture. when you said you are not going to name people responsible I will help you. The Baring Family, the Rothschild Family, and from the 1880s on the Rockefeller Family.

[@highwayman_actual]

Careful there bud, unit 8200 is probably watching you like a hawk 😂

[@johnjakubowski6353]

This Speaker was very forth write and had very good points,, very enjoying,, but as he said,, we're in recovery mode and now it's time to take back the plunder from those who have plundered us,,,or What the bible says (proverbs 13:22) the Wealth of the wicked is laid up for the just ,,, and Hebrew expounding says ,, God Almighty says watch me filter it back into the hands of the righteous faithful!!!

[@RoadTraveler]

Algorithm bump

[@seanmoore9713]

Is there a book or other source that gets into the details of the Confederate Oklahoma territory proposition? I've never heard of that.

[@TexasIndependenceNow]

This might help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJDJY3Sti9hjr6s

[@richardmartin2646]

Don Livingston talks on this. There was a high ranking Cherokee

[@CaliCarpetbagger]

“Now about, slavery - I’m not even going to get into that” 😂😂😂😂 of course he wouldn’t. What confederate apologist ever would ????😂😂😂😂

[@JoshZRich]

Saying racism is a moral/ethical problem and not something that the government should be dealing with is 100% correct. It is NO ONE'S business whether or not I'm a racist or not.

[@robertstewart6956]

👍🏻👍🏻❤️

[@pattystomper1]

18:00 Shouldn't that definition include "Without just compensation"? Most people do not own the products they make at work, but they are paid by the hour to make them. So that wouldn't be slavery.

[@sammyc7565]

You’re the green Manalishi with a two pronged crown.

[@danarose6314]

Well that was goofy

[@GoldAndSilver988]

Denying the "divinity of Christ," in the sense of denying that he is the second person of some kind of triune deity, has nothing at all to do with belief in or denial of his resurrection from the dead. The "narrative of orthodoxy" is the only narrative I know of that has been more foisted off on the masses than has the "extreme Northern" narrative of the War.

[@pmcclaren1]

whatever are you talking about?

[@daytonabeachUSA]

Oh boy here is some edu-copium

[@wademitchell3817]

Did you know that WWII Black veterans and descendants are STILL not allowed GI bill benefits? There is a bill in the house to change this. Authentic CRT seeks to uncover and remedy these inequities.

[@TexasIndependenceNow]

Uuuuh did you know that "Critical race theory" is Communism... 😳😖???? "CRT" is not a good thing, it's CANCEL CULTURE, it's an Evil thing and is a woke agenda by the Radical left and not something at all you should be aligned with. A bill having anything to do with woke "CRT" most certainly will not help (Christian Patriotic Black WWII Veterans) get any benefits.... Besides what the hell do Woke Leftists care about Veterans anyway, they dont give a damn about any veterans whether their Black or anything else, after all they've been too busy tearing down all their Monuments and all the WWII Monuments. Their just doing this for their own interests of political correctness. It's just a Righteous cause myth they title the bill with to pass more and more communist policies using Blacks as a political tool and their false race bating narrative to push their woke agendas. What the heck are you talking about man? Its political correctness and part of the leftist Woke Authoritarian Agenda. All it is there to do is tear down America, attack the Founding Fathers and the South. Its about rewriting a false history of America in their own sick Ideology.

[@TexasIndependenceNow]

Get your Ethics and Morals Straight Wade!!! 🧐

[@wademitchell3817]

@@TexasIndependenceNow Dr. Kendi is Christian. Dr. Crenshaw is Christian. Dr. Bell is Christian and was a Air Force officer who specifically *denied* any Marxist tie. It’s amazing how your analysis skips over clear influences like Christianity, MLK and the civil rights movement. I’m having a really hard time believing these brilliant black scholars who developed CRT in the wake of hard fought civil rights movement and were not content after observing *remaining systemic racism* would cast their lot with a racist and non-Christian world view. And somehow they don’t value merit when they succeeded despite the odds. Please make this make sense. Their work helps us to further honor democracy so we can function better as a multicultural society.

[@TexasIndependenceNow]

@@wademitchell3817 CRT IS COMMUNISM! There's no two ways about it. You need to educate yourself about what CRT really is, you really do.... 😑👌 You obviously don't know what you're talking about and I'm not going to argue with you about this on "youtube" do your homework. Every Politician says their supposedly a "Christian" now a days because it's politically profitable to get them in power by taking advantage of ignorant conservatives. Dan Crenshaw is a RINO who backstabbed Gun owners by Supporting that CRT garbage and gun control now the entire 2A Community has dropped supporting his sorry behind. 😂 The Lord Jesus said "By their Fruits shall ye know them".

[@TexasIndependenceNow]

@@wademitchell3817 These Woke Leftists and Rinos most certainly are not Christians 🙄 and anyone who believes that bull crap is childishly ignorant and politically naive. As adults everyone ought to know better than to listen to dirty dollar worshipping politicians! They'll do anything and say anything to keep themselves in power, that cannot be stressed enough.

[@stephaniewarren844]

Stupid lunch! I wish he could have gone into the points he had to leave out. 🤍ing all the content from this Summer School session.