
REMEMBER WHEN OBAMA SAID HE WANTED TO EMULATE ABRAHAM LINCOLN?? DO YOU THINK OLD ABE WOULD BE PROUD??
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. . . except that you can't support anything this Dilorenzo character had to say in his book.
Did you even read the book?
And no, I have NEVER read anything by DiLorenzo except the cover of the book in the graphic you provided. I never said I did.
But the books cover ridicules Lincoln for starting an "Unnecessary War," and that IS Bull Sh*t.
"But the books cover ridicules Lincoln for starting an 'Unnecessary War,' and that IS Bull Sh*t."
1. Again, for the slow among us (looking at you, Lee), _I_ did not post that graphic. Get back on the short bus and go back to school.
2. Again you confess your own ignorance and make an assertion that proves you to be an idiot. Not having read the work, any assertion that a statement made on the cover is "Bull Sh*t" is both intellectually dishonest and stupid.
And no, until you do your own homework and can actually even attempt to support YOUR assertions, I have no responsibility to do your homework for you. (Oh, right. That's probably how you got through whatever schooling you have: someone else must have done your homework FOR you.)
Yes I can support my assertions.
I assert that Lincoln did not start, promote, or perpetuate an "Unnecessary War."
That war was thrust upon him and upon the nation by Ultra-Conservative, States-rights advocates and traitors who sought to rip this nation apart.
If you disagree, then please present some evidence to support the claim that the civil war was an unneccessary war promoted by Lincoln.
"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries... Now, go away, or I shall taunt you a second time-a."
And you certainly can't defend any of Delorenzodingdong's assertions.
You strike me as being mentally ill in a very creepy way.
ugh
Thank you for so aptly demonstrating the mindset of so many self-described Conservatives.
From the cover, it certainly looks like it.
And the cover of the book claims that Lincoln promoted an "unnecessary war."
What's your problem. Can't you defend the book?
You didn't really read it did you?
Must not have if you can't defend it.
If you were halfway intelligent in your attempts to deflect, change subjects, ignore your own blatant gaffes, insipidies and idiocies, you might even manage to be amusing. As it is, you're just boringly pathetic.
Well, at least you have one friend.
haha
That attitude is becoming more and more fashionable among Right Wing Nut Jobs these days isn't it?
. . . Especially in the south.
I'm so glad Ol' Abe and his Blue clad Union boys just totally beat the snot out of those traitorous Confederate scum . . . aren't you?
I especially like the way Sheraton dealt with the Shenadoah Valley and the way Sherman's boys took care of South Carolina.
Now that was some good work . . . I don't care what anybody says.
I asked you to defend Diwhat'shisname's contention that Lincoln promoted an unnecessary war.
I see you can't do that. Fine. Please don't blame me for your inability to defend this book you think is so wonderful.
Why don't you just take your time, collect your thoughts, and come up with a couple of paragraphs that in any way proves that Lincoln was responsible for the Civil War.
Come on . . . .I know you can do it.
You really are an idiot if you think I have any responsibility to repair your lifetime of ignorance and intellectual dishonesty. And if you think your childish attempts at taunting me will work, then obviously you've been associating with other dim-witted, poorly-educated dullards like yourself.
I expected that.
None of that relates in any way to your unresponsive, irrelevant comments.
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BTW, even though your comments don't really deserve it, I'll offer you a little schooling. Using "Lincoln" and "Marxist" in some sort of comparative to The Zero is just silly. Lincoln could not, of course, have been any sort of "Marxist" since he read/spoke no foreign languages and Das Kapital wasn't translated into English until 2 years after his death.
And it's "warfare" not two words. I'll give you the typo on "cleaerer" although you really ought to use a browser with integrated spell checking. Luddite.
Freeing the slaves was an extremely Liberal Idea back in the mid 19th century.