Lesh
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That was a pretty fucked up statementWho cares? Just be glad he did it.
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That was a pretty fucked up statementWho cares? Just be glad he did it.
There was certainly a conspiracy to kill LincolnJohn Wilkes Booth was a famous actor, much like modern liberal actors like DeNiro or Alec Baldwin are today, and had the same liberal agenda.
And you are right, there was quite a lib conspiracy to whack the leader of the Party of Lincoln and Helms, just like in the current era with last summers failed plots to clip President Trump.
Now that Ryan Wesley Routh has been found guilty and will be going to the ADX for life, maybe he might be willing to talk so he could serve his time in Club Fed instead?
There was certainly a conspiracy to kill Lincoln
It was NOT a “lib” conspiracy
There was certainly a conspiracy to kill Lincoln
It was NOT a “lib” conspiracy
Well know. Lib, your assBooth, a famous actor was a well known lib, and an advocate of Slavery.
That's why he was so devoted to getting rid of our Dittohead President in the 1860's.
One thing you are forgetting is that modern Obamacare has been compared to Slavery- they are basically the same thing with a different name. Under Slavery, people were told to "pick that cotton" or else, whether they want to or not.
Under the ACA, people are told to "buy that insurance policy or else" regardless of whether they want it or not.
Slavery is the idea that someone else can run your life better than you.
So you note that applying political labels from the current time to people from 250 years ago is stupid… and then do exactly thatAssigning political labels across historical time is a ... pretty shaky and generally useless tactic.
BUT, if you want to play that game, MAGA today si still on the same page of Enlightenment Age ideas as the Abolistionists of that era,
and dems today are still playing the same Race Bases pandering/oppression games that there were then too. Except instead of pandering to white racists and oppressing blacks,
today you are panding to ANTI-WHITE racists and oppressing whites.
So, yeah.
That greedy sumbitch causes hundreds of thousands of deaths, hundreds of unconstitutional arrests that includes journalists, thousands of acres of farms and ranches burnt to the ground. Even the animals that lived on them.That was a pretty fucked up statement
Well know. Lib, your ass
What a stupid statement
Nothing about Obamacare applies to any of thisYou are saying Obamacare isn't an risky ultraliberal scheme- much like Slavery was during the 19th Century?
Get your head out of your butt.
Wow.That greedy sumbitch causes hundreds of thousands of deaths, hundreds of unconstitutional arrests that includes journalists, thousands of acres of farms and ranches burnt to the ground. Even the animals that lived on them.
**** that tyrant POS. He deserved more than a bullet to the head.
So you note that applying political labels from the current time to people from 250 years ago is stupid… and then do exactly that
Im not apologizing for anyone, you binary moron.Wow.
A Confederate apologist
You do realize that your wonderful Confederacy started that war right
What's your point?I asked ChatGPT if John Wilkes Booth was a liberal or a conservative for 1865 standards:
The answer:
“So: Booth was not a “liberal” in the 19th-century sense (which then leaned more toward abolition, free soil, and Republican ideas). He aligned with the reactionary, anti-Lincoln, pro-slavery faction—what historians usually describe as conservative or extremist for his time.
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Then I asked Elon Musk’s Grok, which answered:
“John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln, is difficult to categorize strictly as a “liberal” or “conservative” in the modern sense, as political ideologies in the 1860s were shaped by different issues and contexts than today. However, based on historical evidence, Booth’s actions and beliefs align more closely with what would be considered conservative or reactionary views for his time, particularly due to his staunch support for the Confederacy and its values.”.
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John Wilkes Booth's Political Ideology | Shared Grok Conversation
Was John Wilkes Booth a liberal or conservativegrok.com
Wow.
A Confederate apologist
You do realize that your wonderful Confederacy started that war right
Nonsense but what would one expect from someone who names himself after a notorious murderer and terroristThat is not true, but is often taught.
If you do a thorough study of the battle of Fort Sumter you will see it was Lincoln and Seward who purposely started the war.
Quantrill
Nonsense but what would one expect from someone who names himself after a notorious murderer and terrorist