And, as for the Confederates who wanted to keep their slavery alive, they showed their so-called courageousness; instead of doing the honorable thing, and staying to help repair the damage they’d done in starting that civil war at home, instead, they fled, allowing their families and fellow neighbors to help heal the wounds. They had no honor to start with, and thus brought none to Brazil. The more generations that pass and manage to forget such ways were even possible, the better off Brazil will be, and the rest of the world. Oh yes–and America was better off without such cowards propagating such disgusting ways as slavery, cowardice, and propagating lies for generations forward. It’s good to hear, however, that they changed some of those worst ways, at last–but only because Brazilian law eventually required them to do so, just as the American laws they fled from did.