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Why all the fucking A.I.? Is there a choice besides suicide, to rescind my humanity? This race is so fucked in the soul.
Basically, the Federal government saw the South as their cash cow and cornucopia. They could not survive economically without the south. Anybody who thinks the North was somehow virtuously defeating slavery is just ignorant.