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* Yes, Jefferson Davis is 90% evil in this movie. He still manages to get one of these when John Ambrose Fauntroy II suggests evicting America's Jewish population.
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* Horace totally gets one, for [[spoiler:sacrificing his life in order to make sure his owner never gets a chance at the Presidential nomination, preventing a war with Canada]].
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* Canada itself, for deciding to refuse to repatriate any runaway slaves to the CSA. Although the nation pays the price with hostile relations and military threats, there's also a KarmicJackpot with all the great artists the CSA rejected seeking refuge in Canada to make it the cultural capital of the world. In doing so, because Canada did the right thing, that nation commands a mighty soft diplomatic power that the CSA can't understand, much less emulate. In addition, the revenue from that cultural industry also helps Canada creation a national military service that will be ready for any move the CSA attempts against them.
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* Canada itself, for deciding to refuse to repatriate any runaway slaves to the CSA. Although the nation pays the price with hostile relations and military threats, there's also a KarmicJackpot with all the great artists the CSA rejected seeking refuge in Canada to make it the cultural capital of the world. In doing so, because Canada did the right thing, that nation commands a mighty soft diplomatic power that the CSA can't understand, much less emulate. In addition, the revenue from that cultural industry also helps Canada creation create a national military service that will be ready for any move the CSA attempts against them.
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* Canada itself, for deciding to refuse to repatriate any runaway slaves to the CSA. Although the nation pays the price with hostile relations and military threats, there's also a KarmicJackpot with all the great artists the CSA rejected seeking refuge in Canada to make it the cultural capital of the world. In doing so, because Canada did the right thing, that nation commands a mighty soft diplomatic power that the CSA can't understand, much less emulate. In addition, the revenue from that cultural industry also helps Canada creation a national military service that will be ready for any move the CSA attempts against them.
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-->'''Sherman Hoyle:''' As Davis lay on his deathbed, he literally pleaded with the Congress to revoke the act. He reminded them of the gallant work of his secretary of state, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judah_P._Benjamin Judah P. Benjamin]] and other Jews who supported the Confederacy. When young Congressman John Ambrose Fauntroy II visited the dying man, Fauntroy made the mistake of asserting to Davis "that the nation would be better off without those blood-sucking Jews." Davis, for his part, reached out with a frail hand grabbed young Fauntroy by the collar and fairly hissed, "Don't you never forget sir, that it was a 'blood-sucking Jew' who saved this country!"
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-->'''Sherman Hoyle:''' As Davis lay on his deathbed, he literally pleaded with the Congress to revoke the act. He reminded them of the gallant work of his secretary Secretary of state, State, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judah_P._Benjamin Judah P. Benjamin]] and other Jews who supported the Confederacy. When young Congressman John Ambrose Fauntroy II visited the dying man, Fauntroy made the mistake of asserting to Davis "that the nation would be better off without those blood-sucking Jews." Davis, for his part, reached out with a frail hand grabbed young Fauntroy by the collar and fairly hissed, "Don't you never forget sir, that it was a 'blood-sucking Jew' who saved this country!"
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-->'''Sherman Hoyle:''' As Davis lay on his deathbed, he literally pleaded with the Congress to revoke the act. He reminded them of the gallant work of his secretary of state, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judah_P._Benjamin Judah P. Benjamin]] and other Jews who supported the Confederacy. When young Congressman John Ambrose Fauntroy II visited the dying man, Fauntroy made the mistake of asserting to Davis "that the nation would be better off without those bloodsucking blood-sucking Jews." Davis, for his part, reached out with a frail hand grabbed young Fauntroy by the collar and frailly fairly hissed, "Don't you never forget sir, that it was a 'blood-sucking Jew' who saved this country!"
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-->'''Sherman Hoyle:''' As Davis lay on his deathbed, he literally pleaded with the Congress to revoke the act. He reminded them of the gallant work of his secretary of state, [[[[http://en.[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judah_P._Benjamin Judah P. Benjamin]] and other Jews who supported the Confederacy. When young Congressman John Ambrose Fauntroy II visited the dying man, Fauntroy made the mistake of asserting to Davis "that the nation would be better off without those bloodsucking Jews." Davis, for his part, reached out with a frail hand grabbed young Fauntroy by the collar and frailly hissed, "Don't you never forget sir, that it was a 'blood-sucking Jew' who saved this country!"
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-->'''Sherman Hoyle:''' As Davis lay on his deathbed, he literally pleaded with the Congress to revoke the act...When young Fauntroy visited act. He reminded them of the dying man, he made the mistake gallant work of asserting to Davis "that the nation would be better off without those bloodsucking Jews." Davis for his part reached out with a frail hand grabbed young Fauntroy by the collar and frailly hissed, "Never forget sir, that it was a '[[http://en.secretary of state, [[[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judah_P._Benjamin blood-sucking Jew]]' Judah P. Benjamin]] and other Jews who supported the Confederacy. When young Congressman John Ambrose Fauntroy II visited the dying man, Fauntroy made the mistake of asserting to Davis "that the nation would be better off without those bloodsucking Jews." Davis, for his part, reached out with a frail hand grabbed young Fauntroy by the collar and frailly hissed, "Don't you never forget sir, that it was a 'blood-sucking Jew' who saved this country!"
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* Yes, Jefferson Davis is 90% evil in this movie. He still manages to get one of these when someone suggests evicting America's Jewish population.
-->'''Sherman Hoyle:''' As Davis lay on his deathbed, he literally pleaded with the Congress to revoke the act...When young Fauntroy visited the dying man, made the mistake of asserting to Davis "that the nation would be better off without those bloodsucking Jews" Davis for his part reached out with a frail hand grabbed young Fauntroy by the collar and fraily hissed, "Never forget sir, that it was a '[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judah_P._Benjamin blood-sucking Jew]]' who saved this country!"
* Horace totally gets one, for [[spoiler:sacrificing his life in order to make sure his owner never gets a chance at the Presidential nomination, preventing a war with Canada]].
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