gipper
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You FLOPPED with that post flopper.Lincoln hated slavery as did most republicans. He just hated the destruction of the nation a lot more. Had the South accepted the premise that slavery would not be allowed in the new territories or new states, Lincoln would have gladly yielded to the South on any other matter. However, the South knew that the admission of new free states would doom slavery and no matter how tolerant Lincoln might be toward slavery in the South, war was inevitable.Apparently you missed the point of this thread. Lincoln wanted to keep slavery. He had no intention of terminating it. He also wanted to deport all blacks from the USA up to the day he was murdered. He was an ardent racist even for his time.The black man was hardly free after dishonest Abe's war.Dishonest Abe made it clear that his war was not about ending slavery, but dumb people don't know the truth...and besides his terrible war did not end slavery. One would be a fool to think blacks were free after Lincoln's War.
One would be a fool to claim that the Civil War did not result in the end to legal slavery.
And there are those anti-Lincoln slavery apologists who still miss slavery.
War is always about the health of state...if only that were taught in the government schools rather than lies, myths, and statism.
Speaking about lies and myths- the slavery apologists love to attack Lincoln.
While Emancipation didn't end the oppression of blacks in America- it was a serious step forward- much to the dismay of slave owners who could no longer sell children away from their parents or have their own sex slaves.
I know you are so stupid as to think some Americans today are apologists for slavery, but you really only prove how stupid you are with such idiotic statements.
"I am naturally anti-slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong. I can not remember when I did not so think, and feel." The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln edited by Roy P. Basler
"I think slavery is wrong, morally, and politically. I desire that it should be no further spread in these United States, and I should not object if it should gradually terminate in the whole Union." The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln edited by Roy P. Basler
Lincoln did not hate slavery and he destroyed the nation. So, wrong on all counts.
He was an ardent racist even for his time. He hoped to deport all blacks in his second term. Had he been successful, it is likely we would be talking about the holocaust of American blacks by your beloved Saint Lincoln.