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Even if the Confederates don't celebrate Halloween, do they make horror movies at this time of year?
On behalf of Australians and Clexa fans everywhere Mr. Moore, you can go to Hell first.Moore in the statement said, "The Confederate States cannot allow out moral fiber to be impurified and I will go to the United Nations and fight God's fight for our values! And I will say to those heathens down in Australia. You can take your Godless ways and your Clexa, and you can go to hell."
On behalf of Australians and Clexa fans everywhere Mr. Moore, you can go to Hell first.
The Confederacy could very well be considered ITTL Hell: a bunch of people so prideful and reassured of their purity and superiority, they rule over a backwater, ignorant of their own evil.
The Confederacy includes a diverse group of people, black, white and some who are both. Conservative, moderate, and liberal. Status-quo, radical and anywhere in between. Christian conservative, Christian liberal and non-Christian. Religious, atheist and probably some who are anti-theist. Crimson Tide, Wildcat, Tar Heel, Blue Devil, Bulldog, Gator, Cardinal, Rebel, Razorback, Seminole, Commodore, Tiger, Cavalier, Flame, Volunteer (I'll stop here). Panther, Breck, Colonel, Cracker, Marlin, Tam, Southmen (Southpeople?), Rowdie, Destroyer (again, I'll stop here).
This Confederacy has been compared to North Korea. It is a lot of things. It has those who will go to their grave convinced their race makes them superior to other racial groups. It also has many more who are not like that, who either have had their eyes opened or need a catalyst to open their minds. It is part OTL evangelical USA, part OTL Deep South America, part Apartheid-era South Africa, with influences from OTL Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, and China that can be seen only with a deep dive into the country's military, intelligence, governmental and business structures.
This Confederacy is as modern as any Western country. It is cut off from the rest of the world by its own choices, both the ruling bodies and the general population. The good news for it is there are many groups who are unwilling to let it rot in its own piss and shit, and not just because it is covertly and overtly interfering in other nations's business and acting as a hostile country. There are numerous groups who have fought and are fighting to replace the current regime and push the nation and its people to national salvation not through nuclear weapons, but by repentance.
I think the OTL Regime it is most closest to would be South Africa OTL: a nation of racial stratification with a long history of resistance found within its borders.
But I consider it to be an embodiment of the evils of OTL America.
I agree with you on both counts. I'd add that by my recollection of how Chip has written the Industrial States, that the IRNA has also embodied some of the worst traits/evils of OTL America as well. The biggest thing is how corporations became so influential in political life, the government and the military, and how corporations treat their employees. The IRNA's civil rights record seems to be identical to OTL USA as well, and while it's no Confederacy, it falls well short of other TTL North American nations (namely the GPUR and RGC).
Are there any German-Confederates who are ashamed of their Nazi past and working with the Black Fist?
A few. Very few. Mainly because those who were ashamed of the Nazi regime never moved to the Confederate States. Within the CSA, there are some who learned of the great-grandfather SS officer or Wehrmacht Obergruppenfuhrer and some of the things they did or some of the things other around them are doing as a CSS officer or army troop and are driven to support the efforts to take down the government, but a large part of your answer was decided in the mid-to-late 1940. Those who came to the CSA from Germany largely were those whom supported the Nazi Reich and saw a chance to live by the ideals in the CSA.
Among German Confederate society, at least in the 1940s-1970s, there was largely a "don't get close to THEM" sort of idea. THEM being the largely Scots-Irish descended Confederate southerners. The Germans who came after the German Civil War looked their noses down at the CSA in many ways, even as the CSA took them in.
Such feeling subsided somewhat in future generation who took their places in Confederate society, and often took prominent places in that society. Largely in the sciences, industry and economics. The first generations of Germans-descended Confederates to participate in the wider society on a huge scale came during the Trade War, where many Germans joined the armed forces, while others because of the heavy influence of the Die Gruppe who created the CSS, joined CSS service.
Yet it was next generations who found a greater foothold in politics because of the greater assimilation into Confederate society. The generation of Alfrederick Speer saw the first mass election of grandchildren of the early immigrants from the Nazi Reich into power position in the CSA's body politic. Among the generations under Alfredrick and Charles, much of their orientation depends on the position of their family in society. Those who tend to be high society, tend to other act like the native landed gentry who rather uninvolved or they take prime places in the machinery of the system.
Those below either get in where the fit in and march to the beat of traditional Confederate morality, leave the country or throw in with the antigovernment groups based on their political orientation.
what happened to Goering's ant-Nazi brother?A few. Very few. Mainly because those who were ashamed of the Nazi regime never moved to the Confederate States. Within the CSA, there are some who learned of the great-grandfather SS officer or Wehrmacht Obergruppenfuhrer and some of the things they did or some of the things other around them are doing as a CSS officer or army troop and are driven to support the efforts to take down the government, but a large part of your answer was decided in the mid-to-late 1940. Those who came to the CSA from Germany largely were those whom supported the Nazi Reich and saw a chance to live by the ideals in the CSA.
Among German Confederate society, at least in the 1940s-1970s, there was largely a "don't get close to THEM" sort of idea. THEM being the largely Scots-Irish descended Confederate southerners. The Germans who came after the German Civil War looked their noses down at the CSA in many ways, even as the CSA took them in.
Such feeling subsided somewhat in future generation who took their places in Confederate society, and often took prominent places in that society. Largely in the sciences, industry and economics. The first generations of Germans-descended Confederates to participate in the wider society on a huge scale came during the Trade War, where many Germans joined the armed forces, while others because of the heavy influence of the Die Gruppe who created the CSS, joined CSS service.
Yet it was next generations who found a greater foothold in politics because of the greater assimilation into Confederate society. The generation of Alfrederick Speer saw the first mass election of grandchildren of the early immigrants from the Nazi Reich into power position in the CSA's body politic. Among the generations under Alfredrick and Charles, much of their orientation depends on the position of their family in society. Those who tend to be high society, tend to other act like the native landed gentry who rather uninvolved or they take prime places in the machinery of the system.
Those below either get in where the fit in and march to the beat of traditional Confederate morality, leave the country or throw in with the antigovernment groups based on their political orientation.