Zone1 4th of July vs Juneteenth

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Thats all you got?

Don't need anything more than that, in intellectual circles.

Your tactic might get applause in a chat room of uneducated slobs, though.

 

[TNHarley]

Don't need anything more than that, in intellectual circles.

Your tactic might get applause in a chat room of uneducated slobs, though.

You literally have nothing.
Its hilarious watching you skirm like a little bitch.

 

[IM2]

Lincoln shit all over peoples rights. Closing down media outlets. Jailing dissenters. Scorched Earth. HC. Etc etc etc etc etc etc. So, yes, he did. Read a book sometime

I've read plenty of books. We were in a war. I think the books tell you that. I am no fan of Lincoln.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

You literally have nothing.
Its hilarious watching you skirm like a little bitch.

Ah yes, tantrum time. Now make it the rightwing crybaby Daily Double and declare victory.

 

[IM2]

Its the citizens fault the govt is tyrannical!
Here is a 2 for 1 : Lincoln wanted to change the Cosntitution to make slavery legal forever. Dumbass.
Wrong. Most of the confederates didnt own slaves.
Its almost as if you are full of shit and a pathetic lying hack
As i said, all of you are the same.

Again, the Corwin Amendment was written by Thomas Corwin and passed during the administration of President Buchanan. Slavery was a constitutional right in the confederacy.

 

[Indeependent]

Of the four million US slaves in 1860, almost every slave was born into slavery
Parents had no choice of whether their children would be slaves or not

Why did their parents sell their children and progeny into perpetual slavery?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Why did their parents sell their children and progeny into perpetual slavery?

To eat. To survive.

Why did the Jews do the same thing?

You really couldn't figure that out all by your big boy self?

 

[IM2]

Why did their parents sell their children and progeny into perpetual slavery?

They didn't.

 

[TNHarley]

I've read plenty of books. We were in a war. I think the books tell you that. I am no fan of Lincoln.

There are no exceptions to our natural and human rights, man.

 

[IM2]

To eat. To survive.

You really couldn't figure that out all by your big boy self?

The slave children were property of the slaveowner at birth.

 

[TNHarley]

Ah yes, tantrum time. Now make it the rightwing crybaby Daily Double and declare victory.

Says the skirmer who has nothing to say but insults
Poor little triggered bitch

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

There are no exceptions to our natural and human rights, man.

Of course, the intelligent and mature discussion centers around what exactly those rights are. And that discussion will never end.

 

[rightwinger]

Why did their parents sell their children and progeny into perpetual slavery?

They didn’t
Their parents were property too

 

[IM2]

There are no exceptions to our natural and human rights, man.

We were in war. You can be as disingenuous about this if you want but Lincolns actions were done because of that. As for your claim about Lincoln trying to make slavery legal, that is factually untrue even though Lincoln supported the amendment once he took office.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Says the skirmer who has nothing to say but insults
Poor little triggered bitch

And the hissy fit continues...

Not sure the last one ever actually ended...

 

[TNHarley]

Again, the Corwin Amendment was written by Thomas Corwin and passed during the administration of President Buchanan. Slavery was a constitutional right in the confederacy.

It never "passed"
It has only been ratified by a few states.

 

[IM2]

It never "passed"
It has only been ratified by a few states.

It passed both houses of congress at the end of the Buchanan administration.

 

[TNHarley]

We were in war. You can be as disingenuous about this if you want but Lincolns actions were done because of that. As for your claim about Lincoln trying to make slavery legal, that is factually untrue even though Lincoln supported the amendment once he took office.

AGAIN, The amendment never passed. It was NEVER an amendment to the COTUS. Linbcoln even sent letters to the states saying he and pat both supported it. He did that TO GET THE STATES TO MAKE IT AN AMENDMENT. Do you understand now?
Im not being disingenuous. He had no right to do that. Just like FDR had no right to do what he did. I assume you support him throwing asians in jail simply for the way they looked?

 

[TNHarley]

It passed both houses of congress at the end of the Buchanan administration.

So you dont know how an amendment process works. Now this all makes sense lol

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

It never "passed"
It has only been ratified by a few states.

It never "passed"
It has only been ratified by a few states.

And it was rejected by the traitor slavers, because it merely guaranteed the preservation of slavery, instead of guaranteeing a pathway to the expansion of slavery.

So we had to start murdering them by the 1000s.