The C.S.A. - The Confederate States of America (Part One)

A 2004 mockumentary directed by Kevin Willmott. It is a fictional "tongue-in-cheek" account of an alternate history in which the Confederates won the American Civil War and established control over all of the United States. This viewpoint is used to satirize subsequent issues and events in American culture.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Kevin Willmott
• Confederate
• American Civil War
• United States
• Slavery
• Spike Lee
• television
• history
• warfare

[OwenfanTDI]

if the CSA won the civil war then around 80 years later america would be united again under a swastika

[DemBonesRiley]

Don't be too sure...

[gcrebel2008]

I aint no prezdent! I'z a darky!

[DemBonesRiley]

LOL...

[PrometheanRunGood]

The USA would never have been the great nation that it was if the Confederates had won the Civil war.

[DemBonesRiley]

I know...!

[TheErectGaming]

By the way, Slavery ruined the south, and Crippled it Economically. Research it.

[MegaSOSbrigade]

@RestoreLiberty1776

watch the rest of the movie guy, the go into detail about that very subject. they supported the Nazi's but didn't fully join as they wanted to use Jew's as slaves instead of sending them to die

[alonenjersey]

The brief clip of the Wright Bros. flying airplane is in reverse.

[RestoreLiberty1776]

This movie is actually horribly inaccurate (I'm not defending the Confederacy or slavery either though the power the Feds gained afterwards is a tad bit frightening) The idea of the South joining with the Nazis? highly doubtful...The South taking control of the whole US government? Again highly doubtful chances are they would have stayed the CSA or rejoined the union and preserved states rights for the future..Slavery would've ended its destined too its too inefficient.

[TheSchizopodcaster]

This is scary... and i'm British.

[Zeruel3]

Well since Andrew Jackson did threaten to invade South Carolina if it tried to secede so I guess it's not implausible that they'd put Jefferson Davis on the twenty

[DeGenerationX]

@multilad816 I think it's right on par with what would of happened the war wasn't about slavery it was about making the south be subservient freedom of the slaves was a tool to make free slaves sign up to fight Robert E. Lee wasn't really for slavery he just wasn't gonna stand against his home which is understandable he was asked to be a general in the union army by President Lincoln but turned it down in favor for fighting for his home had he become President he might of tried to abolish it hi

[abrockkalypse]

god sake that the north won..

doesn´t change a thing that the usa are the united states of imperialism..

[Tosca3MozartMob]

Buleah reminds me of a drugged up Minny form the help

[JoeZeon100]

If this wasn't so hilariously ridiculous, people would be offended.

[leegeorgeson]

Honestly, I think if the South won, it would mean that the right to secession would remain and America would break up into HUNDREDS of countries.