This is not an essay to debate the merits of the War of the Rebellion—the official and legal name for what many mistakenly call the American “Civil War”—but one to simply recognize the absurdity of where our culture is at today. (A “civil war” is where two factions fight for control over the same government, and the military conflict between 1861 and 1865 was one of secession and two separate governments.)
As many of you are probably aware, I just spent a week in the Bahamas, and upon my return, I came through the Atlanta airport.
As many of you are probably aware, I just spent a week in the Bahamas, and upon my return, I came through the Atlanta airport.
