Civil War Hero Awarded the Medal of Honor at Last

[bripat9643]

Propaganda for servile suckers like you.

Lincoln built a nation of the people, by the people and for the people

The confederacy was built to ensure that four million people remained enslaved

First of all, Lincoln didn't build that.

Second of all, are you aware that Lincoln did not free one single slave in the North, not one.

13 th amendment

Not fully ratified until the end of 1865 and Lincoln didn't have SHIT to do with it. The POTUS has no legal role in Constitutional Amendments.

My statement stands. Lincoln did not free a single Northern slave.

Why do people like you who obviously don't know any history even bother posting on a thread like this?

He knows it far better than you. What he said about Lincoln is 100% accurate.

 

[bripat9643]

Horseshit. You've been suckered by Spielberg propaganda. That portrayal of Lincoln is total bull. Lincoln didn't do a thing to get the 13th Amendment passed. Lincoln wanted to send all the slaves back to Africa.

Another lie
It was an alternative that was too impractical to be considered

What was "impracticable" about it? Slavery was already the law of the land.

You're just blowing hot air out your ass.

Shipping people off to a land they have never lived in is not workable. They were born HERE

If you're referring to Lincoln's plan to ship all the freed slaves back to Africa, it doesn't matter whether it was workable. That was Lincoln's plan. He certainly had no intentions of allowing a bunch of Negroes to run around free in the United States. Turning him into some kind of hero is hardly justified. He was a white supremacist.

It was an idea that was floated at the time that proved to be impractical. It was never anyone's plan

It was never tried, so how was it "proved" to be impractical?

As always, you're just making shit up. The idea wasn't just "floated." Lincoln was on a crusade to made it reality.

Furthermore, as I said before, it doesn't matter whether it was practical. All that matters is that Lincoln supported the idea because he was a white supremacist. He didn't give a damn about the slaves.

 

[Discombobulated]

Pop culture historical revisionism is the result of ignorance and stupidity combined with contemporary political agendas.......it's not real history.

 

[rightwinger]

Another lie
It was an alternative that was too impractical to be considered

What was "impracticable" about it? Slavery was already the law of the land.

You're just blowing hot air out your ass.

Shipping people off to a land they have never lived in is not workable. They were born HERE

If you're referring to Lincoln's plan to ship all the freed slaves back to Africa, it doesn't matter whether it was workable. That was Lincoln's plan. He certainly had no intentions of allowing a bunch of Negroes to run around free in the United States. Turning him into some kind of hero is hardly justified. He was a white supremacist.

It was an idea that was floated at the time that proved to be impractical. It was never anyone's plan

It was never tried, so how was it "proved" to be impractical?

As always, you're just making shit up. The idea wasn't just "floated." Lincoln was on a crusade to made it reality.

Furthermore, as I said before, it doesn't matter whether it was practical. All that matters is that Lincoln supported the idea because he was a white supremacist. He didn't give a damn about the slaves.

Revisionist history myth making

Almost as repulsive as defending a nation that was established to ensure that 4 million people remained in slavery

 

[bripat9643]

Pop culture historical revisionism is the result of ignorance and stupidity combined with contemporary political agendas.......it's not real history.

Hot air signifying nothing.

It's just a plain fact that Lincoln had nothing to do with passing the 13th Amendment.

 

[bripat9643]

What was "impracticable" about it? Slavery was already the law of the land.

You're just blowing hot air out your ass.

Shipping people off to a land they have never lived in is not workable. They were born HERE

If you're referring to Lincoln's plan to ship all the freed slaves back to Africa, it doesn't matter whether it was workable. That was Lincoln's plan. He certainly had no intentions of allowing a bunch of Negroes to run around free in the United States. Turning him into some kind of hero is hardly justified. He was a white supremacist.

It was an idea that was floated at the time that proved to be impractical. It was never anyone's plan

It was never tried, so how was it "proved" to be impractical?

As always, you're just making shit up. The idea wasn't just "floated." Lincoln was on a crusade to made it reality.

Furthermore, as I said before, it doesn't matter whether it was practical. All that matters is that Lincoln supported the idea because he was a white supremacist. He didn't give a damn about the slaves.

Revisionist history myth making

Almost as repulsive as defending a nation that was established to ensure that 4 million people remained in slavery

It's a proven fact. The propaganda you believe in needs to be revised because it's total and complete bullshit.

 

[bripat9643]

Shipping people off to a land they have never lived in is not workable. They were born HERE

If you're referring to Lincoln's plan to ship all the freed slaves back to Africa, it doesn't matter whether it was workable. That was Lincoln's plan. He certainly had no intentions of allowing a bunch of Negroes to run around free in the United States. Turning him into some kind of hero is hardly justified. He was a white supremacist.

It was an idea that was floated at the time that proved to be impractical. It was never anyone's plan

It was never tried, so how was it "proved" to be impractical?

As always, you're just making shit up. The idea wasn't just "floated." Lincoln was on a crusade to made it reality.

Furthermore, as I said before, it doesn't matter whether it was practical. All that matters is that Lincoln supported the idea because he was a white supremacist. He didn't give a damn about the slaves.

Revisionist history myth making

Almost as repulsive as defending a nation that was established to ensure that 4 million people remained in slavery

It's a proven fact. The propaganda you believe in needs to be revised because it's total and complete bullshit.

Your hero Saint Lincoln was no angel. He was a white supremacist.

 

[rightwinger]

Shipping people off to a land they have never lived in is not workable. They were born HERE

If you're referring to Lincoln's plan to ship all the freed slaves back to Africa, it doesn't matter whether it was workable. That was Lincoln's plan. He certainly had no intentions of allowing a bunch of Negroes to run around free in the United States. Turning him into some kind of hero is hardly justified. He was a white supremacist.

It was an idea that was floated at the time that proved to be impractical. It was never anyone's plan

It was never tried, so how was it "proved" to be impractical?

As always, you're just making shit up. The idea wasn't just "floated." Lincoln was on a crusade to made it reality.

Furthermore, as I said before, it doesn't matter whether it was practical. All that matters is that Lincoln supported the idea because he was a white supremacist. He didn't give a damn about the slaves.

Revisionist history myth making

Almost as repulsive as defending a nation that was established to ensure that 4 million people remained in slavery

It's a proven fact. The propaganda you believe in needs to be revised because it's total and complete bullshit.

Slaves before Lincoln....4 million
Slaves after Lincoln......zero

 

[Dot Com]

If you're referring to Lincoln's plan to ship all the freed slaves back to Africa, it doesn't matter whether it was workable. That was Lincoln's plan. He certainly had no intentions of allowing a bunch of Negroes to run around free in the United States. Turning him into some kind of hero is hardly justified. He was a white supremacist.

It was an idea that was floated at the time that proved to be impractical. It was never anyone's plan

It was never tried, so how was it "proved" to be impractical?

As always, you're just making shit up. The idea wasn't just "floated." Lincoln was on a crusade to made it reality.

Furthermore, as I said before, it doesn't matter whether it was practical. All that matters is that Lincoln supported the idea because he was a white supremacist. He didn't give a damn about the slaves.

Revisionist history myth making

Almost as repulsive as defending a nation that was established to ensure that 4 million people remained in slavery

It's a proven fact. The propaganda you believe in needs to be revised because it's total and complete bullshit.

Slaves before Lincoln....4 million
Slaves after Lincoln......zero

He was the first to run on the Republican ticket (they used to be Whigs) and it seems the party has gone down hill, with few exceptions, since

 

[bripat9643]

It was an idea that was floated at the time that proved to be impractical. It was never anyone's plan

It was never tried, so how was it "proved" to be impractical?

As always, you're just making shit up. The idea wasn't just "floated." Lincoln was on a crusade to made it reality.

Furthermore, as I said before, it doesn't matter whether it was practical. All that matters is that Lincoln supported the idea because he was a white supremacist. He didn't give a damn about the slaves.

Revisionist history myth making

Almost as repulsive as defending a nation that was established to ensure that 4 million people remained in slavery

It's a proven fact. The propaganda you believe in needs to be revised because it's total and complete bullshit.

Slaves before Lincoln....4 million
Slaves after Lincoln......zero

He was the first to run on the Republican ticket (they used to be Whigs) and it seems the party has gone down hill, with few exceptions, since

It's good to know that your conception of "the best" is a mass murdering tyrant and dictator.