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Yes, it was. Take less than five minutes to listen and watch the vid.
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Yes, it was. Take less than five minutes to listen and watch the vid.
Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?
Don't have an account at Facebook, nor do I do stupid videos, so this must be Jake being illiterate again and afraid to say some word or other.
And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?
Picaro can yell all he wants, but the US West Point military history professor has answered all of his complaints before Picaro makes them. Picare simply does not know CW history.And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?
Because it wasn't about slavery, it was about the protectionist tariffs, the Homestead Acts, and the railroad subsidies, along with all the other Federal projects that would benefit the Midwest and other northern states to the exclusion of the southern states. Jake knows that, he's just a big crybaby and likes to think he had something to do with it all if he babbles about 'slavery n stuff' a hundred and fifty years later or something. He has no real acheivements in life so he needs to make up some.
I think the dude has it backwards. It was all about slavery to many wealthy connected leaders in the North, who wanted war to end slavery and impose their tariff to enrich themselves. The abolitionist movement became radicalized and wanted blood. Lincoln made is perfectly clear why he invaded the South. It was preserving the Union. Lincoln Cultists make me sick.Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?
I see that you are deflecting very poorly from the OP.I think the dude has it backwards. It was all about slavery to many wealthy connected leaders in the North, who wanted war to end slavery and impose their tariff to enrich themselves. The abolitionist movement became radicalized and wanted blood. Lincoln made is perfectly clear why he invaded the South. It was preserving the Union. The Lincoln Cultists make me sick.Listen to it again. He answered your question, imo. The leaders of the South certainly, according to the Professor, thought it was about slavery.And yet Lincoln offered the south slavery forever, as long as they stayed in the union. If it was all about slavery, why did the south refuse his offer and chose to fight?
Jake...glad you are back, but you learned nothing while you were gone. I want you to study and memorize the following famous quotes TODAY.
War is ALWAYS the health of the State.
The worst evils which mankind has ever had to endure were inflicted by bad governments.
War is both the product of an earlier corruption, and a producer of new corruptions.
The essence of so-called war prosperity; it enriches some by what it takes from others. It is not rising wealth but a shifting of wealth and income.
War...is harmful, not only to the conquered but to the conqueror.
That's Lincoln. The professor clearly explained on the vid for Prager U why the South left the Union. Did you have a link for the "ensconce" comment? Please give it, if so.Jake...Lincoln (the murderous lying fool) made is perfectly clear multiple times why he invaded the South. To preserve the Union. He even offered to ensconce slavery into the Constitution, if the South would stay.
That's Lincoln. The professor clearly explained on the vid for Prager U why the South left the Union. Did you have a link for the "ensconce" comment? Please give it, if so.Jake...Lincoln (the murderous lying fool) made is perfectly clear multiple times why he invaded the South. To preserve the Union. He even offered to ensconce slavery into the Constitution, if the South would stay.
Jake read Dishonest Abe's first inaugural speech...it is all right there in front of your long pointy nose.That's Lincoln. The professor clearly explained on the vid for Prager U why the South left the Union. Did you have a link for the "ensconce" comment? Please give it, if so.Jake...Lincoln (the murderous lying fool) made is perfectly clear multiple times why he invaded the South. To preserve the Union. He even offered to ensconce slavery into the Constitution, if the South would stay.
gipper talking about being informed.
The proposed Amendment shows clearly all of the problems were about slavery.