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  • abraham lincoln, enslaver of white and black men equally...destroyer of the sovereign

  • @phillip549

    Lincoln on Slavery: "I have no purpose, directly or indirectly to interfere with the institution of slavery." --- March 14, 1861

    "What I would most desire would be the separation of the white and black races." --- 7-17-1858, fr. a speech delivered in Springfield, Ill.

    "I am not in favor of making voters or jurors of Negroes, or of qualifying them to hold office, nor to intermarry with white people." --- September 15, 1858

  • dude... this is scary... through the whole thing.. all i heard in my head was the Guns n roses song "civil war"... and then it played at the end... wow..

    im a huge guns fan ;)

  • this narrorater sounds like he got a dick shoved up his ass about 20 minutes before he recorded this video

  • Hmmm that'll stop the Chineese

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  • Aonther reluctant teen lamenting having to learn about ways to be great ;-)

  • Lincoln was a Marxist Mass Murderer. The Jewish Mass Murder known as Lennon named himself after his mentor Lincoln.

  • Correction: Lenin.

    Abe Adolf Hitler Lincoln waged an undeclared war whereat a collection of northern states invaded a collection of southern states. His war made the states mandatory members of the union. Lincoln ended federalism and established a centralized govt. in Washington. 13,000 Americans were jailed w/o charge; Habeas Corpus was suspended; 40% of Dixie's economy was destroyed; 620,000 citizens were killed; millions were maimed.

  • well aren't you just a speshul snowflake.

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