Politics test!

My top 4

Constitution 60%
Republican 49%
Libertarian 41%
Socialist 37%

Everything else is extremely low, and this goes to show why I don’t identify with any polical party in the U.S.

Not a suitable test for non-Americans (too specific topics).

Sounds like me. 

Democrats back then were the party of states rights, small government, strict constructionism regarding the constitution, agrarianism, minimal government involvement in the economy, anti-central banking, and free trade. The democratic party didn't swing to the far left until Franklin Delano Roosevelt's presidency in which the south responded by forming a third party called the states rights democrats or "dixicrats" as they were also known. When the party shifted left in social issues as well as economic issues in the 1960s and the Republicans became the conservative party Southerners switched to and remain strongly Republican.

Regarding slavery, how should we have treated the slaves? Should we have castrated them? That's what the Islamic slavers did to their African slaves. Castrated them because they didn't want them touching their women. Muslims had plantation slavery for Africans as well for a far longer period than American Southerners did. newafricanmagazine.com/news-analysis/archives/recalling-africas-harrowing-tale-of-its-first-slavers-the-arabs-as-uk-slave-trade-abolition-is-commemorated/ The South African equivalent to the N-word Kaffir comes from the Muslim world for a non-Muslim which was used interchangeably with the Muslim's African slaves. The Muslims did not follow the Old Testament regulations on slavery and treated them as hellishly as Europeans did. 

My point is that when people are offended by me flying the flag my ancestors fought for in their war for independence, the flag that is the symbol of my culture, and honoring my ancestors that fought in that war because they owned slaves; perhaps first they should take the proverbial log out of their own cultures' eye rather than criticizing the plank in my culture's eye. What the Confederates States of America did in seceding from the United States, for whatever reason they did it, they did legally following the tenth amendment in the constitution (which states that powers not granted to the federal government by the states by the constitution nor forbidden by the constitution to the states are reserved for the states or the people in them). The Union invaded the Confederacy not to free the slaves but to, "save the union." Any Union that must be kept together by force of arms and on the blood of a percentage of people equal to the Holocaust in Europe is no union worth preserving.