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Why do you think a person who wasn't a patriot or a loyalist was sometimes called a "fence-sitter"?

Why do you think a person who wasn't a patriot or a loyalist was sometimes called a "fence-sitter"?
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Why do you think a person who wasn't a patriot or a loyalist was sometimes called a "fence-sitter"?

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Because they couldn't make a decision on what side they would pick, or didn't want to get involved so their not offending any sides during the war.
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