it takes alot of effort to be this retarded I promise
how burn brick bossman? we make FIREPLACES OUT OF THE SHIT
And like I said, there's not that much actual combat footage from WW1 or WW2 either. A lot of staged stuff, yes. Actual footage from the frontlines, nope. Why would you get your expensive propaganda cameras there, where they can be destroyed?
I see very little rubble in some of those photos, hoss. It seems to me someone came through and picked up a lot of the rubble and filled in the craters as well, right? HMMMMMMMM.
You're interpreting behavior from 160 years ago with a contemporary lens. That's stupid.
The buildings weren't entirely made of brick. They contained plenty of structural wood (rafters, floors, beams, and the like), plaster, furniture, etc., all of which burns really well, and produces plenty of heat when it does.
I generally enjoy your posts so i'll be as kind as I can. Those men were a lot different today's military, A LOT different. Those men were fighting for their people, their homes, their way of life. Those men were brothers, cousins, families really. That's a closeness we've lost in modern times, looking at it through a modern lense is doing them a disservice.
The right pic is very gay tbf. Left isn't. Look at dem 1000 yard stares, those dudes have seen some serious shit and know how fleeting existence is.
That second picture, that Richmond or Vicksburg? Did I mention the Union boys under Sherman meant to make South Carolina howl?
Funny questions, but I feel like this guy had security off camera. Lefties are extremely violent people and I feel like that bitch in the glasses was asking how much the camera was because she was planning on smashing it after he told her,
From dudes with torches and orders of "You're risking death here away from your families because these fucks were the first to leave the union. Give them a piece of your mind."
Is that the ass or just hanging back fat? Is there such a thing as a back gunt? A bunt?
When I was in college I had the good fortune to have a married pair of professors who would have agreed with you completely about the 'savage' part of "noble savage"
Those albums are hidden in the same warehouse where they stored the Ark of the Covenant.
it looks burnt because Charleston was engulfed in a firestorm in 1861. burned most of the city down and wasn't rebuilt until after the war. it started as a camp fire that got out of control due to high winds. the damage was exacerbated by the federal shelling of the city for almost two years straight. if a fire burns hot enough the bricks become weak and brittle and will collapse.
There were a lot of post-battle photos taken of places like Gettysburg and Bull Run as well, because the dead don’t move. Not keen on posting them here because the fallen deserve respect and dignity, but they’re easily found if the curious feel like looking for them.
