Huh? But it isn't. Or at least it wasn't in Yugoslavia. I'm confused, but I don't know much about the U.S. civil war.
Well, the state of South Caroline decided that it was tired of being part of the US and decided to form its own country.
When negotiations failed, the northern US decided to be more forceful in persuasion. That's what I meant. Hence, the "northern aggression."
It's a shame, really. Sometimes I want to secede from the US and form the Felak Nation, but I don't think I'll stand up well against the American military.
I'm making my own map of Valinor in a round world for my new fic anyway.
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Date: 2005-10-18 04:04 pm (UTC)Well, the state of South Caroline decided that it was tired of being part of the US and decided to form its own country.
When negotiations failed, the northern US decided to be more forceful in persuasion. That's what I meant. Hence, the "northern aggression."
It's a shame, really. Sometimes I want to secede from the US and form the Felak Nation, but I don't think I'll stand up well against the American military.
I'm making my own map of Valinor in a round world for my new fic anyway.
Why does that not surprise me? ;-P