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Originally Posted by Luke
Marcbee if you want to use the argument that because maps do not ago the CSS in existence today it doesn't exist then by that same argument one could say that the nation of Israel doesn't exist because in most middle eastern Curries today those maps still do not show Israel.
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No, maps are merely
one point of evidence, not the whole story regarding "national sovereignty," but a
generally valid one. If a country merely "doesn't exist" on the maps of a few enemies, then it's obvious what is happening in those cases. That is the case with Israel--recognized by all other countries except a few enemies. This is not to be compared with the Confederate States of America, which is recognized by ZERO other modern countries, and appears on NO modern maps, except, I imagine, those printed in a few basements by delusional sympathizers. Just try to buy one--CSA is probably difficult to find printed in a 20th or 21st Century atlas--except as a point referring to 1861-65 history. But they probably have one at the Gettysburg National Park gift shop!
Sorry I don't know what "middle eastern Curries" are. Is it a local

dish?
PS. Luke, please start rereading what you expect other people to read, instead of assuming autofill knows what you intend.