How many times are you going to perpetuate that
lie? I mean, I know that's your favorite thing to do, but some things are just too outrageous to even try lying about.
Even far-left UCLA said that
FDR prolonged the Great Depression. He literally
created it. There wouldn't have been a "Great Depression" without him.
Actually, "UCLA" didn't say it... Two professors there said it.
I know you are like 25 and probably know exactly zero people who were alive during FDR's presidency, but if you actually met any, you'd realize how reverred he was for his leadership.
Again, debunked. DNA exonerate Thomas Jefferson but you still want to convince the American people that he slept with his slaves when he didn't.
DNA did nothing of the sort. DNA in fact proved the descendent of the slave he raped was a male of the Jefferson family. What confirms it was Thomas was 1) Contempory reports of the time said he was banging her, 2) Family tradition among those descendents support it and 3) Oh, yeah, she looked like his dead wife, being her half sister.
Seriously man, you're not qualified for these discussions. The Cold War was fought (including during Eisenhower's administration) and was winnable. Ronald Reagan won the Cold War.
No, guy, it was fought, there wouldn't be a world to discuss the issue.
Just a nasty radioactive wasteland.
Ronald Reagan took over the second worst economy in US history, and by the time he was done, he had created the most powerful economy in US history. He also defeated the USSR in the Cold War and expanded liberty across the world.
HOrsecrap. Reagan didn't inherit an economy in Recession, the recession of 1980 ended in July. He did put us into a new, worse recession, which was specifically to control inflation.
He didn't "Defeat" the USSR. The USSR was still there when he wandered off in a senile daze.
That is astoundingly ignorant. Rape, murder, etc. is fundamentally evil, but you would be the first to lose his shit if lynch-mobs started executing people engaging in violent crimes.
There was a wrong way to end slavery. Abraham Lincoln showed us that.
NO, he did it exactly the right way. He ended it. Period.
Freeing the slaves was hardly lynching the slave owners (and frankly, I'd have been fine with that, too.)