Negotiating With The Taliban.

[Valmy]

We need more articles telling us what Stonewall Jackson would have done.

He would have sucked a lemon.

[derspiess]

We need more articles telling us what Stonewall Jackson would have done.

He'd probably have given his left arm to get Bergdahl back.

[CountDeMoney]

LOL ZOMG TKers

[Razgovory]

We need more articles telling us what Stonewall Jackson would have done.

He'd probably have given his left arm to get Bergdahl back.

Well Bergdahl was an American soldier so Jackson would probably have killed him.

[derspiess]

We need more articles telling us what Stonewall Jackson would have done.

He'd probably have given his left arm to get Bergdahl back.

Well Bergdahl was an American soldier so Jackson would probably have killed him.

Jackson was an American officer.

[Razgovory]

We need more articles telling us what Stonewall Jackson would have done.

He'd probably have given his left arm to get Bergdahl back.

Well Bergdahl was an American soldier so Jackson would probably have killed him.

Jackson was an American officer.

I guess in the same sense the Hugo Chavez was.  He lived in the Americas and was an Officer.

[Eddie Teach]

His country didn't have the word "America" in the name. Jackson's did.

It's like how both North Koreans and South Koreans are Koreans.

[Razgovory]

His country didn't have the word "America" in the name. Jackson's did.

It's like how both North Koreans and South Koreans are Koreans.

Or that people in Europe are called "Europeans".  Folks in Latin America have long taken umbrage at the idea that people of the United States reserve the term "American" for themselves.

[Valmy]

Jackson was an American officer.

Was he?  I thought he was a Tennessee militia commander.  Officially I don't know if he was ever actually made an American Officer.

Tennessee even made him a general.  Sort of funny how things worked back then.

[citizen k]

Jackson was an American officer.

Was he?  I thought he was a Tennessee militia commander.  Officially I don't know if he was ever actually made an American Officer.

Tennessee even made him a general.  Sort of funny how things worked back then.

Tennessee is'nt in America?

[Eddie Teach]

Or that people in Europe are called "Europeans".  Folks in Latin America have long taken umbrage at the idea that people of the United States reserve the term "American" for themselves.

European is not their primary group identifier. At least not yet.

As for the Latin Americans, not only is continental identity weaker than national identity, it doesn't really include Americans/Canadians. As English is our language, we get dibs. So American/Latin American. In Spanish, they call us North Americans.

[Admiral Yi]

Was he?  I thought he was a Tennessee militia commander.  Officially I don't know if he was ever actually made an American Officer.

Tennessee even made him a general.  Sort of funny how things worked back then.

Stonewall, not Andrew. 

[Razgovory]

Or that people in Europe are called "Europeans".  Folks in Latin America have long taken umbrage at the idea that people of the United States reserve the term "American" for themselves.

European is not their primary group identifier. At least not yet.

As for the Latin Americans, not only is continental identity weaker than national identity, it doesn't really include Americans/Canadians. As English is our language, we get dibs. So American/Latin American. In Spanish, they call us North Americans.

Where exactly are you going with this?

[Eddie Teach]

Actually, I take it back. Chavez considered himself a Venezuelan. But Jackson considered himself a Virginian. /shrug

[CountDeMoney]

Jackson was an American officer.

Maybe for the America you were rooting for, but it was the wrong one, secessionist rat fuck.