Trump’s Civil War Comments Show ‘Lack’ Of Understanding History

[Mudda]

What an ignoramus -

What's wrong with that? He might be right. So instead of just sneering, why don't you explain what was wrong with his comment, if you can.

Jackson died 16 years before the Civil War started, so he couldn't have not been happy with what he saw during the war.

 

[Marion Morrison]

What an ignoramus -

What's wrong with that? He might be right. So instead of just sneering, why don't you explain what was wrong with his comment, if you can.

Jackson died 16 years before the Civil War started, so he couldn't have not been happy with what he saw during the war.

..and this topic was covered on may 2-4th when it was actually current events, which it is no longer.

Trump & Andrew Jackson

 

[Mudda]

What an ignoramus -

What's wrong with that? He might be right. So instead of just sneering, why don't you explain what was wrong with his comment, if you can.

Jackson died 16 years before the Civil War started, so he couldn't have not been happy with what he saw during the war.

..and this topic was covered on may 2-4th when it was actually current events, which it is no longer.

Trump & Andrew Jackson

Does Trump come out looking less of a fool in that thread?

 

[Marion Morrison]

What an ignoramus -

What's wrong with that? He might be right. So instead of just sneering, why don't you explain what was wrong with his comment, if you can.

Jackson died 16 years before the Civil War started, so he couldn't have not been happy with what he saw during the war.

..and this topic was covered on may 2-4th when it was actually current events, which it is no longer.

Trump & Andrew Jackson

Does Trump come out looking less of a fool in that thread?

No.

 

[Political Junky]

I guess if we elected Trump to be President of American history, this thread would actually be relevant.........

OMG, we should expect the president to know as much about American History as a 5th grader.

 

[Mudda]

What an ignoramus -

What's wrong with that? He might be right. So instead of just sneering, why don't you explain what was wrong with his comment, if you can.

Jackson died 16 years before the Civil War started, so he couldn't have not been happy with what he saw during the war.

..and this topic was covered on may 2-4th when it was actually current events, which it is no longer.

Trump & Andrew Jackson

Does Trump come out looking less of a fool in that thread?

No.

So what's your problem, if he looks equally dumb in both threads?

 

[Marion Morrison]

The shit is old.

Should never have been posted here.

You want to post a current event, try "day of rage" or "queen's speech"

 

[Mudda]

The shit is old.

Should never have been posted here.

You want to post a current event, try "day of rage" or "queen's speech"

Are you what people call a snowflake?

 

[Marion Morrison]

The shit is old.

Should never have been posted here.

You want to post a current event, try "day of rage" or "queen's speech"

Are you what people call a snowflake?

Are you derp? Why yes, yes you are.

 

[Mudda]

The shit is old.

Should never have been posted here.

You want to post a current event, try "day of rage" or "queen's speech"

Are you what people call a snowflake?

Are you derp? Why yes, yes you are.

If you say so, Sir Flake of Snow.

 

[cnelsen]

What an ignoramus -

What's wrong with that? He might be right. So instead of just sneering, why don't you explain what was wrong with his comment, if you can.

Jackson died 16 years before the Civil War started, so he couldn't have not been happy with what he saw during the war.

That's not what he said. Trump was looking back at Andrew Jackson's life during which he successfully, while president, averted Civil War in 1830 when South Carolina passed the Nullification Act and Jackson was able to do what Lincoln failed to do 30 years later. Between 1830 and 1860, lots and lots of people--including Jackson--saw us heading for Civil War. Jackson remarked that if he were still president, we wouldn't be rushing headlong toward Civil War. Trump referenced that by saying "what he saw regarding the Civil War". If he were talking about something he thought Jackson said about his direct experience of the war, he would have said "what he saw during the Civil War".

You see, now, what petty dishonest unpatriotic obstructionists you libtards are?

 

[cnelsen]

I guess if we elected Trump to be President of American history, this thread would actually be relevant.........

OMG, we should expect the president to know as much about American History as a 5th grader.

Trump was looking back at Andrew Jackson's life during which he successfully, while president, averted Civil War in 1830 when South Carolina passed the Nullification Act and Jackson was able to do what Lincoln failed to do 30 years later. Between 1830 and 1860, lots and lots of people--including Jackson--saw us heading for Civil War. Jackson remarked that if he were still president, we wouldn't be rushing headlong toward Civil War. Trump referenced that by saying "what he saw regarding the Civil War". If he were talking about something he thought Jackson said about his direct experience of the war, he would have said "what he saw during the Civil War".

You see, now, what petty dishonest unpatriotic obstructionists you libtards are?

 

[JimBowie1958]

I guess if we elected Trump to be President of American history, this thread would actually be relevant.........

OMG, we should expect the president to know as much about American History as a 5th grader.

Well, more than the average liberal at minimum.

 

[usmbguest5318]

Dupe thread posted by dupe. This was already covered when it was actually current events.

Trump & Andrew Jackson

Trump & Andrew Jackson

Yep. It's unlikely folks would have something new to say about it just shy of two months later.