South Carolina Secession Day

On December 20, 2011, in Liberty, Secession, by Michael

On this day in 1860 the people of my State declared independence, just as they had done in 1776, and SC became a free republic. Sadly, for our trouble, the US invaded and destroyed my State, killing many of my family members and burning fields, churches & towns in South Carolina. The United States tried to burn down my own town, which was thankfully saved by a cavalry unit. Cemeteries all around where I live are full of people killed by the United States in their invasion of South Carolina.

So I say damn the US Empire. It’s an awful regime swollen fat on the blood of my people and others around the world. I hope to live to see the day when it is dead and gone. I will raise a glass and toast its fall, celebrating the liberation of my people.

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Michael

I'm a native South Carolinian with roots in the Palmetto State going back to the early days of the Colony before the US even existed. I've got a bachelors in history from USC-Aiken and am now studying for a masters in teaching. I've spent the last four years in Europe teaching English and soaking up as much Mediterranean energy as possible. Now I'm back in my home country - South Carolina - and doing all I can to see her people independent, prosperous and secure.

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