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[Phishfan]

He was not a terrorist. As he was a member of the recognized US Army he at best could be convicted of war crimes. He does not even meet this criteria as he did not commit wholesale slaughter of civilians, but went above and beyond to destroy the infrastructure of the confederacy for leaving the union.
There have been many horrible acts of terrorism committed against people, but what Sherman did was a scorched earth policy.

I notice you didn't jump to the defense of Confederates being labeled as terrorists earlier.

[Defense54]

I tried something similar this morning... During breakfast, I went up to the counter, turned the restaurant intercom on and said "Will all the old Jewish people please leave the Boca Diner immediately..."

Nobody left the place, but I now know a dozen new insults in Yiddish...including "kadokhes futz," which I've since learned means "worthless idiot."




(totally kidding...)

Oh shit.....thats funny!  Seriously though, thats the difference. They don't see themselves as victims. You would get a fight.

[bsmooth]

I notice you didn't jump to the defense of Confederates being labeled as terrorists earlier.

Hoodie did not make it clear if he was refering to confederate's such as Robert E Lee which I would not agree is a terrorist, or the founders and early members of the KKK who effected a terror campaign against former slaves and duly elected officials whom I would call terrorists.
I thought he was referring to the later. Perhaps he could give us clarity as to whom he was talking about with his statement.