Lincoln let some states keep their slaves in exchange for joining the union.THat is not only not true, but does not challenge or even address my point in the post your were supposedly responding to.
reposted here.
I have repeatedly backed up my points with documented historical quotes and ACTIONS by the people involved.
No you have not. You have only posted your opinion, and that does not qualify as a credible argument.
I've cited the Republican Party Platform of 1860, I've cited Lincoln's stated personal beliefs. I cited his actual historical ACTIONS and policies that fully demonstrate his stated personal beliefs.
NOne of that is my personal opinion.
My personal opinion is based on that, and thus supported by it, and THAT is a very credible argument.
ie That Lincoln was anti-slavery on moral grounds and fought the war to end slavery AND save the Union.
No it's not a credible argument it is a laughable one at best. Lincolns stated words was that his goal was to save the union. That's was it. You can't put other words in his mouth just because you can't deal with the truth.
You are cherry picking his qoutes, ignoring context AND ignoring his actual actions and results.
And how long did that last?