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Anonymous (ID: ZILTs9+B) Germany No.510843914 >>510844027 >>510844037 >>510844064 >>510844086 >>510844137 >>510844164 >>510844195 >>510844323 >>510844377 >>510844382 >>510844594 >>510844848 >>510845032 >>510845118 >>510845466 >>510845569 >>510845820 >>510845939 >>510846011 >>510846194 >>510846195 >>510846207 >>510847100 >>510850579 >>510850942 >>510851298 >>510851867 >>510852939 >>510853697 >>510854033 >>510854425 >>510854465 >>510854783 >>510854857 >>510854912 >>510855129 >>510855205 >>510855863 >>510856052 >>510856143 >>510856234 >>510856275 >>510856344 >>510856564 >>510856575 >>510856643 >>510856766 >>510856853 >>510857065 >>510857145
Is a two word solution possible?
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510844027
>>510843914 (OP)
>Is a two word solution possible?
From the sea to the sea. Soda will rule all.
Anonymous (ID: sLaKIIiq) United States No.510844037 >>510844146 >>510845441 >>510846058 >>510847027 >>510851298 >>510854041 >>510855435 >>510855831
>>510843914 (OP)
imagine getting a sprite but you still call it "coke" because you're a retarded autistic southerner with down syndrome
Anonymous (ID: 375KIJvA) United States No.510844064
>>510843914 (OP)
it has always been soda. at least since like 1990
Anonymous (ID: H4g2L+Zl) No.510844086 >>510846492
>>510843914 (OP)
Pop Bros....our country.....our culture...
Anonymous (ID: AVJt2MuJ) United States No.510844137 >>510844323 >>510844509 >>510844516
>>510843914 (OP)
I grew up saying pop but I feel like its low class now so I say soda. Am I a traitor?
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510844146 >>510853105
>>510844037
I used to do it all the time. People expected it so it wasn't weird.

t. Oklahoman
Anonymous (ID: 4scW+NTx) Mexico No.510844154
S O D A P O P
Anonymous (ID: J5efxJAq) Canada No.510844164
>>510843914 (OP)
we;re in agreement that it's not coke.
Anonymous (ID: kLR/+0fL) France No.510844195
>>510843914 (OP)
pop cucks will do nothing about this
Anonymous (ID: MACaIue7) Bahamas No.510844323
>>510843914 (OP)
All. Pop Sayers. Must. Perish.
>>510844137
Yes, but welcome to the winning side.
Anonymous (ID: VnzG1yqA) United States No.510844377
>>510843914 (OP)
But there's no sodium in it.
Anonymous (ID: WkFL4SXh) United States No.510844382
>>510843914 (OP)
Onomatopoeias are gay, it's soda.
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510844509 >>510851745 >>510855713
>>510844137
>I grew up saying pop but I feel like its low class now so I say soda. Am I a traitor?
Naa, pretty normal. Pop sounds retarded, coke makes no sense. Soda is basically the default position.

Other countries use even weirder words.
Anonymous (ID: LX8nKEPj) United States No.510844516
>>510844137
only poor people ever called it pop
Anonymous (ID: uqyr9biK) United States No.510844594 >>510847145
>>510843914 (OP)
Fizzy drink?
Anonymous (ID: BD9d+Q1G) United States No.510844837 >>510845944 >>510846376
i grew up saying soda but moved to an area that predominately said pop, it filled me with rage to hear that stupid fucking word
i even forced my wife to switch to saying soda

seeing the popocide fills me with joy equal to seeing israel bomb palestine
Anonymous (ID: /5kgF7AE) United States No.510844848
>>510843914 (OP)
I'm willing to accept coke as long as it's pronounced like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiJd_d8I-iE
Anonymous (ID: uip3i4Fo) Canada No.510844912 >>510852110
Soda is flavorless carbonated water. Only fags would think soda mogs pop
Anonymous (ID: uh1cBMKD) United States No.510845032
>>510843914 (OP)
The Soda-Pop split of 56 isnโ€™t something that can be so easily mended.
Anonymous (ID: /Zh4iTHa) United States No.510845118
>>510843914 (OP)
pop til i die
Anonymous (ID: 7ccngwHW) United States No.510845441 >>510846774 >>510854199
>>510844037
Dumb Dixie niggers at the drive through keep asking what kind of coke when I order Coca-Cola down south. Near fucking Atlanta!
Anonymous (ID: hfjNpZhU) United States No.510845466 >>510845659
>>510843914 (OP)
I only use the name of the drink. I donโ€™t say โ€œI want a soda/popโ€. I say โ€œI want a Mountain Dew.โ€ Itโ€™s that simple
Anonymous (ID: uJbHNkd6) Canada No.510845569
>>510843914 (OP)
>What kinda coke you want?
>Dr Pepper
Anonymous (ID: dpLlO5EG) United States No.510845659 >>510845865
>>510845466
fence sitting centrist cucks cant even take a side on the sodie debate
Anonymous (ID: 9F4cFm1r) No.510845820 >>510856211
>>510843914 (OP)
Coke = Coca Cola.
Soda = for everything else.
Not that complicated.
Anonymous (ID: dpLlO5EG) United States No.510845843
Soda makes sense. Coke is a brand or at best type of soda. "Pop" is what you call your dad or an old guy. Soda-pop is a quaint, antiquated way of saying carbonated beverage.
Anonymous (ID: hfjNpZhU) United States No.510845865 >>510853433
>>510845659
Thereโ€™s no side to take. Iโ€™m a specific person that specifically speaks in specifics.
Anonymous (ID: 25EHqEeK) United States No.510845939
>>510843914 (OP)
If thatโ€™s your biggest issue of the dayโ€ฆ
Anonymous (ID: XSOgy0ya) United States No.510845944 >>510853488
>>510844837
>moves to a new area
>forces people to change to his ideas

>seeing the popocide fills me with joy equal to seeing israel bomb palestine
What the FUCK did this anon mean by this?
Anonymous (ID: 07CI1s6b) Australia No.510846011 >>510846065
>>510843914 (OP)
Whatโ€™s that state in the middle of USA 1947 that uses soda and whatโ€™s its capital and/ or biggest city?
Anonymous (ID: vF9FKoKU) United States No.510846058 >>510846177
>>510844037
Coca-cola owns sprite so calling it coke is still accurate
Anonymous (ID: 375KIJvA) United States No.510846065 >>510846200 >>510846334
>>510846011
Illinois and Chicago
Anonymous (ID: 3RVcB+3p) United States No.510846080
Itโ€™s called tonic
Anonymous (ID: u/Kj6U2P) United States No.510846177 >>510846303 >>510851924
>>510846058
shouldn't it be coca or cola?
Anonymous (ID: +IDEilvv) Canada No.510846194
>>510843914 (OP)
Pop is the only name that makes sense. Coke is a specific type of pop, and soda refers to soda water which is a carbonated water with sodium bicarbonate added which isn't even the same as pop. If you don't call it pop... fuck you.
Anonymous (ID: JYt6U9XD) United States No.510846195
>>510843914 (OP)
Anonymous (ID: 07CI1s6b) Australia No.510846200
>>510846065
Thanks.
Anonymous (ID: AClbdykQ) Australia No.510846207
>>510843914 (OP)
we call it sodie pop
Anonymous (ID: WK+NGcXs) Canada No.510846216
Everyone here says pop but I started saying soda as I got older because it sounds better.
Anonymous (ID: XSOgy0ya) United States No.510846262
I prefer the English way
>Fizzy-Wizzy Drinky-Dew
simple as.
Anonymous (ID: vF9FKoKU) United States No.510846303
>>510846177
Listen here buddy....
Anonymous (ID: 491oSuWd) United States No.510846328 >>510851036
Sodie-pop is the undisputed best way to say it
Anonymous (ID: AClbdykQ) Australia No.510846334
>>510846065
seems like soda was the nigger's version of pop
Anonymous (ID: C7dciVd1) United States No.510846376
>>510844837
This is a level of first-world problems that is frankly too much for me to comprehend.
THE JUDGE (ID: 2KWwbwMb) United States No.510846492
>>510844086
It's not always Coke
It's not always soda water
But it's ALWAYS Pop

RETVRN TO TR/\DITION
Anonymous (ID: LM/Kunl5) Canada No.510846696
All the immigrants in my country say "soda" so I have no choice but to call it "pop" to protect Canadian culture from the invaders. Soda is a much more universal, some would say "global", type of word use to describe carbonated beverages. That's why its prevalence continues to grow in muttified globo-homo America. Only real, white North Americans say " pop". Is it any coincidence that the areas of the country that say "pop" are the most whitest parts of the country? Anyone who says "soda" needs to be gassed.
Anonymous (ID: DDjLiJvA) United States No.510846767 >>510854061
This map is bullshit. Everybody in Florida says coke
Anonymous (ID: 1r5R/RQv) United States No.510846774
>>510845441
How the heck are you supposed to answer
Anonymous (ID: 6NCHS0jS) United States No.510847027 >>510851298
>>510844037
I've lived on the georgia/florida line my entire life and I can't remember the last time someone referred to soda as "coke". In reality people just call it "drink" since sugary soft drinks is all people drink around here. I know a guy who cleans out the local dollar general of ALL their mountain dew every month when he gets his welfare. LOL
Anonymous (ID: iedCEmrY) Canada No.510847100
>>510843914 (OP)
We will take over the states once again
Anonymous (ID: lXddXDYE) United States No.510847145
>>510844594
No fizzy drink for me today
Anonymous (ID: 7s4SXpwO) United States No.510848007
How am o supposed to order a Mountain Dew in the south? Pepsiโ€™s green coke?
Anonymous (ID: HmawHrPj) Croatia No.510848220
>sodie pop
Anonymous (ID: pOKhxX/q) Australia No.510850372
It's either fizzy drink or soft drink. Fuck yaz all!
Anonymous (ID: /YR/ucRz) United States No.510850579
>>510843914 (OP)
i actually say 'soda-pop' so what does that mean?
Anonymous (ID: R3Bxlf+P) United States No.510850942
>>510843914 (OP)
Here in Maine I always called it Soda, but that us the dumbest name because it references sodium (bicarbonate?) which is not an ingredient of carbonated water. It's a misnomer.

Pop seems like it would be optimal, if Coke were not an option. The advantage to calling all of the fizzy drinks Coke is that it infringes on the trademark of the Coca Cola company by making it generic. Why should they collect rent? If all knockoffs are 'Coke' and people buy them then this just saves people money on their fizzy drinks.
Anonymous (ID: rylKOkMB) United States No.510851036
>>510846328
Anonymous (ID: 2LctVdAe) No.510851129
im partial to sodi-pop
Anonymous (ID: KVIbUz98) United States No.510851298
>>510843914 (OP)
>>510844037
>>510847027
I'm convinced that these charts are all bullshit. I grew up in the south and people always called soda "soda". Coke specifically refers to Coca-Cola. The people answering these polls must be retarded boomers
Anonymous (ID: hUof/U7T) Canada No.510851745 >>510854368
>>510844509
Soda is just as bad because it refers to the sodium salts (ie. Baking soda) in the "club soda" pop. But most pop doesn't have that flavor. Pop describes the sensation the bubbles make.
Anonymous (ID: MObr3snN) United States No.510851867
>>510843914 (OP)
What data collection methods were used in 1947 to create that map?
Anonymous (ID: pE+h3+5P) Poland No.510851924
>>510846177
fucking nigger
Anonymous (ID: HC150KU1) No.510852110
>>510844912
Soda is an ingredient in pop
Anonymous (ID: RYFYXyYQ) United States No.510852448
Coke
>what kind?
Dr. Pepper
>yankee reeeees in the distance
Yep
Anonymous (ID: F6jzJpXX) Canada No.510852939
>>510843914 (OP)
> Is a two word solution possible?

YES
https://youtu.be/983bBbJx0Mk

KOREA WON.
Anonymous (ID: uOh2k5VG) Canada No.510853105 >>510855028 >>510855770
>>510844146
expected what. how do u order a coke if u want a coke? or do u just say "can i get a sprite coke" to indicate sprite-sodapop
Anonymous (ID: vdTZZcLU) United States No.510853354
I don't call it anything I just put whiskey in it
Anonymous (ID: 9sy5ZtJO) United States No.510853433
>>510845865
what do you call the collective term for sugary carbonated beverages?
Anonymous (ID: 7ccngwHW) United States No.510853488
>>510845944
Californian. He needs to go back.
Anonymous (ID: EtEwylY4) United States No.510853697 >>510853926
>>510843914 (OP)
Coke was simply retarded because that's a literal brand, never should have been a thing in the first place.
Soda and Pop are largely interchangeable but Pop is now also a genre of music, unsure why they decided to run off with the name but it's here now so we just have to deal with it.

Soda is simply the ideal term. Anyways take this mighty fine can of the only good ginger ale, straight out of the "green" zone on the map.
Anonymous (ID: RYFYXyYQ) United States No.510853926 >>510855225
>>510853697
Coca-cola is the brand. Coke is a generic term.
Anonymous (ID: VBuaos8H) United States No.510854033
>>510843914 (OP)
Why not cola?
Anonymous (ID: TQ1rzQC2) United States No.510854041 >>510854129 >>510854919
>>510844037
It's because southerners are inbread retards.
Anonymous (ID: VBuaos8H) United States No.510854061
>>510846767
Nigger, where in florida??
Anonymous (ID: UcNoX1kn) United States No.510854128
meet in the middle and call it sodie pop, sodies for plural
Anonymous (ID: VBuaos8H) United States No.510854129
>>510854041
Inbred*

Oh the irony!
Anonymous (ID: 0NGD1zL/) No.510854187
it's pop.
Anonymous (ID: 43rNRXPx) United States No.510854199
>>510845441
>just a regular fucking coke
> โ€œyoo won a hwat? Coeโ€™k? Wuโ€™ut kieโ€™nd?โ€
Why did England make these wretched people and why did they export them? Bad enough the UK is filled with them.
Anonymous (ID: 7ccngwHW) United States No.510854368 >>510854571
>>510851745
That might be a great idea. Pull a dumb Dixie nigger snit on them and ask, "why do you drink baking soda?" instead of "what kind of coke?"
Anonymous (ID: pMalabqs) United States No.510854425
>>510843914 (OP)
I grew up in New Orleans, and my whole family calls it "coke".

We moved around a lot and still call it "Coke", but we now drink "Sprite"...
Anonymous (ID: pBxoxaK2) United States No.510854465
>>510843914 (OP)
i will never call it soda, i feel like if i do that i might as well start saying y'all and other lingo that went from regional to national thanks to social media.
Anonymous (ID: hUof/U7T) Canada No.510854571
>>510854368
It might work and it'll keep them from milkshaking too.
Anonymous (ID: UcNoX1kn) United States No.510854756
Carbonated flavored sugar water
Anonymous (ID: i0UeX0YP) United States No.510854783
>>510843914 (OP)
No one refers to Pepsi or sprite as coke in the south. No one. I've never even heard anything similar to that whatsoever. Not once. Not even in any media. If the meme is about us asking for coke or generally wanting or having coke, then fine. We definitely prefer it as the soda or choice. And there are coke machines, the coca cola freestyle machines. Beyond that, it's just a lie made by people who don't live here
If anyone can prove me wrong please do, I've seen this retarded claim forever and I have never once witnessed it
Anonymous (ID: sdxiuOlu) United States No.510854857
>>510843914 (OP)
Where I live we call beer barley pops.
Anonymous (ID: NdRnG/2e) United States No.510854908 >>510855090
Its called soda. When you call it pop i want to punch you in the teeth
Anonymous (ID: e9reGMkG) United States No.510854912
>>510843914 (OP)
>Soda
>pop
>Coke
Me, a chad.
"Yeah ill take a Sodee"
Anonymous (ID: 7ccngwHW) United States No.510854919 >>510856360
>>510854041
And dumb Yankee Freemasons can run circles around them. Think about this for a second. Once you learn the details about Gettysburg you'll know how lucky they were to have General Lee. The most competent general at the start of the war. Arguably the only fully competent general before the war
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510855028 >>510855770
>>510853105
Yeah, you can walk into McDonalds and say you want "two large cokes, sprite". Basically, there's a pause, and people expect it. If you don't tell them what kind, they'll probably ask.

Mostly when I think of the word "coke", it is more my mother asking me "do you want a coke?" before she was ordering my food. But "coke" in this context just meant "a drink that wasn't water".

These days I largely use "soda" or just "drink". Because if you order a "large drink" they know you want a "soft drink", not water. You can of course just say you want a large sprite. So really, it depends on context.

But yeah, soda and coke are basically used in the same manner. Although I think the use of the word "coke" is more context dependent. Whereas soda can be more freely used because it is less likely to cause confusion. Which is why I started using it.

Pop just sounds childish and faggy. I've definitely used it though, but somewhat differently. Like I could say, "I want a coke" or "I want a soda". But I wouldn't say, "I want a pop". Or even "I want pop". I could maybe some, "I could drink some pop". Or "Some pop sounds good". I probably wouldn't say, "I could drink some coke". Though maybe, "A coke would be nice". Whereas, "A pop sounds nice" sounds kind of faggy(although not unacceptable).

"Soda" can almost always be used in any context though without sounding weird.
Anonymous (ID: NAWhazMo) United States No.510855090
>>510854908
Okay jeet whatever you say.
it's called coke.
because that's what you're buying. who the fuck buys pepsi or any of the other tranime drinks.
Anonymous (ID: JnBf5Jpe) United States No.510855129
>>510843914 (OP)
Buffalo and Erie holding the line like a motherfucker
Anonymous (ID: 1cZz+Y+x) United States No.510855205 >>510856315 >>510858786
>>510843914 (OP)
Iโ€™m waiting for โ€œnight jewโ€ to hit my area so I can openly say it without being called antisemitic
Anonymous (ID: EtEwylY4) United States No.510855225 >>510855809
>>510853926
Coke is not a generic term, Diet Coke literally exists. If you ask for a Coke and wanted Sprite, would you be upset that 99% of people would come back with a diet coke or coca cola?
If you used Coke as a fucking catch all for "Dark colored soda" then at least there'd be a conversation. Hell Coke as a fuel also predates OP's image too so it was absolutely brand related for the drink.

This is dumb in a dumb way. Like the retard faggots that call DM Dire Maul instead of Dead Mines, simply and objectively incorrect speech all around.
Anonymous (ID: EQrNM1HA) United States No.510855435
>>510844037
This. I was bewildered as a kid when I went to order somewhere and they called all their drinks coke.
Me: โ€œIโ€™ll get a Coke pleaseโ€
Waitress: โ€œwhat kind of coke do you want?โ€
โ€œYeah for my coke, Iโ€™ll get a Coke.โ€
Anonymous (ID: pj+1+nC+) Canada No.510855623
you're drinking high fructose corn syrup and damaging your pancreas and ending up with diabetes
Anonymous (ID: EQrNM1HA) United States No.510855713 >>510855939
>>510844509
Calling everything by a brand name is super gay and corporate boot licking. You can only call it soda if youโ€™re drinking out of a glass bottle. Pop is a good representation of it because itโ€™s trash diet.
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510855770
>>510853105
>>510855028
The main problem with the word "pop" is that it can also mean "father" or "dad". So "I want pop" is "I want dad". And "I need pop" is "I need dad". And "Pop is good". Is "dad is good". Etc. So using the word "pop" is difficult without sounding like a child.

Soda is the most neutral of the words because it can't really mean anything other than what it is, and doesn't imply anything either. While also being short and easy to say.

"Soft drink" is two words so it sucks. "Beverage" is too many syllables and sounds like you want an alcoholic drink.
Anonymous (ID: RYFYXyYQ) United States No.510855809
>>510855225
Coke has been a generic term since before 1945. You're a nigger and you need articles to read before le heckin reddit was invented.
Anonymous (ID: NAWhazMo) United States No.510855831
>>510844037
imagine getting a sprite to begin with jesus christ kid
Anonymous (ID: tg7mLhBi) United States No.510855863
>>510843914 (OP)
I propose we all use Freshie as a compromise
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510855939 >>510856095 >>510856566
>>510855713
>Calling everything by a brand name is super gay and corporate boot licking.
I also use "Kleenex" for "tissues". I'm sure there are other brand names I use as well.

I prefer Kleenex because its the most unique descriptor of the item. Everyone always knows exactly what you're talking about.
Anonymous (ID: vTNDev51) United States No.510856013
Californian culture dominates
Anonymous (ID: r5nYgNPF) United States No.510856052
>>510843914 (OP)
Fuck people who call it pop, and the retards in the South who call every fizzy drink "coke."
Anonymous (ID: tg7mLhBi) United States No.510856095 >>510856187
>>510855939
Freshie is based because
>is original
>it's a refreshment
>drinking it refreshes you if you are thirsty
>is a fresh one you open, like saying, "get me a fresh one out of the fridge"
Anonymous (ID: tQHZNfvd) United States No.510856143 >>510856195
>>510843914 (OP)
For me itโ€™s โ€œsoda popโ€ or โ€œcoca-colaโ€
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510856187
>>510856095
>"get me a fresh one out of the fridge"
Fresh one = beer.
Cold one = beer.
Anonymous (ID: tg7mLhBi) United States No.510856195
>>510856143
That's used up.
Based Chads call it a Freshie now
Anonymous (ID: I4kPeRAh) Canada No.510856211
>>510845820
But soda is already used for something else, fren.

Canadians call it "pop".
So you should , too.
Anonymous (ID: D09X/ygA) United States No.510856234 >>510856326
>>510843914 (OP)
Braphog
Or
Slampig

Pick one and only one, faggot
Anonymous (ID: wtirCspG) United States No.510856275 >>510856455
>>510843914 (OP)
Are Southerners so retarded that they call Pepsi "coke"?
Redshadowz (ID: Xl90xDJr) United States No.510856315 >>510856760
>>510855205
I've only ever heard people call them lightning bugs. Although I know others call them fireflies. I've never heard any of the other words in that picture.
Anonymous (ID: tg7mLhBi) United States No.510856326
>>510856234
Plaphog for me
Anonymous (ID: 0rdQXARp) United States No.510856344
>>510843914 (OP)
AT diners I order a coke soda pop everytime and rarely get a second look.
Anonymous (ID: AVJt2MuJ) United States No.510856360 >>510857263
>>510854919
redpill me on The Great Conspiracy
Anonymous (ID: 7ccngwHW) United States No.510856455
>>510856275
Yes they really do!
Anonymous (ID: k/2Anh5b) United States No.510856564
>>510843914 (OP)
Thank you Ahmed. Now. I can forget for 30 seconds that Glumpf is a pedo.
Anonymous (ID: EQrNM1HA) United States No.510856566
>>510855939
Ya there are a few exceptions that a lot of people donโ€™t realize. Like you said Kleenex and q-tips, band-aids etc. I think those are acceptable because almost everyone uses it. I do say tissue now a lot more than I used to though
Anonymous (ID: xtM+SiLS) Canada No.510856575
>>510843914 (OP)
Soda pop
Anonymous (ID: JVh+rEfi) United States No.510856643
>>510843914 (OP)
Soda pop. Problem solved.
Anonymous (ID: r5nYgNPF) United States No.510856760
>>510856315
That pic is a troll. Fireflies/lightning bugs are the omly terms.
Anonymous (ID: +be7STY8) United States No.510856766
>>510843914 (OP)
Soda is an unflavored cabinated drink.
Pop is a flavored carbinated drink.
Technically, cream soda is pop.
Anonymous (ID: OG2XvPyh) Canada No.510856852
I call it soda pop carbonated beverage.
Anonymous (ID: HKMv1BRe) Mexico No.510856853
>>510843914 (OP)
I live in northern Mexico where Soda is a common term, but man, "pop" is just soulful
Anonymous (ID: HRAnO6DM) Argentina No.510857065
>>510843914 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4XWHoZ4AkU&t=652s
Anonymous (ID: B9KW3ozd) Australia No.510857145
>>510843914 (OP)
>imagine having an entire thread arguing over what name you should give your goyslop syrup
why are mutts always doing this
Anonymous (ID: 7ccngwHW) United States No.510857263
>>510856360
John Logan wrote a book about how certain people did everything to keep slavery legal and even spreading it to places where there were no salves prior starting from the 1600's. Everyone had to fight tooth and nail to restrict it. I skimmed towards the back when I was reading an online book archive. He said several Masonic orders in the north were helping the confederacy. He said that he had to quit fighting the war and get back into politics for a 2 year term just to arrest these people for treason before he could get back to fighting it. It is a very long book over 1000 pages. But it is very detailed. John Logan was the 1880's William Morgan. Died suspiciously from a treatable illness. There is an article from the 1980's that talked about how it was a disgrace that an honored Civil War general got such poor medical treatment even for that time period. Though to be fair he had health problems for a while.
Anonymous (ID: hUof/U7T) Canada No.510858786
>>510855205
Jaw harp or Jew harp?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz32WW0UsIo