The nation was split into two regions, the North and the South. Lincoln won the region that represented the majority of the nation.
Your assumption that all the votes that were split would have been anti-Lincoln votes in there was only two candidates is unsupported.
That the bloodiest war in US history was a political issue is not surprising.
That it was a SURVIVABLE political issue for Lincoln is a massive testimony to how anti-slavery the nation as a whole was.
No what that person said is supported plenty. What you claim, not so much.
I challenge you to show where it is supported that all of the votes that were split, that Lincoln did not win, were anti-lincoln votes that would have defeated him, if there were only two candidates, ie Lincoln and a pro-slavery candidate.
I challenge you to show me anti white laws and policies.
So, you dropping that claim that the previous posters claims were well supported?
Cause when I asked to see the supposed "support" you tried to change the subject.
You certainly did NOT show any posted "Support".
And you were pretty quick on your reply...
I'm thinking that you did not even try to find that supposed support, because you KNEW that it would not be there.
Hence, your attempt at distraction, by changing the subject.
How much does it freak you out that I won't fall for you bullshit tactics?
I'm not dropping anything. You were been shown supporting evidence long ago that Lincoln was losing until the north won a key battle in the war.
That was not the claim the other poster made.
He claimed that if the 1860 election was two Candidates, LIncoln and another, that Lincoln would have lost.
He made this claim, obviously, because I made the point that Lincoln, winning a strong plurality showed that the US was antislavery at the time.
But he didn't back up that claim, and neither did anyone else.