~In Memory of John~

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Education

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• John Wilkes Booth
• Lincoln
• Civil War

[magictricks3]

~64andr~, you are praising the wrong person. Lincoln was a tyrant who actually didn't even free a flea.

[14pdep88]

Such wonderful results from freeing the slaves...ghettos, high crime...such a lovely cultured race whose contributions ( basketball, rap, violent crime) have added immeasurably to the culture and advancement of civilization...

[cltcwarlord]

@Viewtubeboy You don't know much about Lincoln or history. The people of the north today would surely lose.

[Viewtubeboy]

The south lost, GET OVER IT. Lincoln was a better person than anyone at the time. The South will never "Rise" again because it will get put back down...again

[cltcwarlord]

@goodoldrebel8 Yes indeed,it's sad how many ignorant Americans think Lincoln was a good president,he was evil and the founding fathers would have had him shot.Yes,Rhodesia was a great place till the tyrant Mugabe turned the once bread basket of Africa into the violent shithole of Zimbabwe,I think Lincoln would be proud of Robert Mugabe. I pray the south will rise again and the true history will be well known.

[goodoldrebel8]

@cltcwarlord I only wish lincoln would have gotten what he deserved sooner. It would have saved alot of innocent lives. He still had more blood on his hands than any american politician. The urban crime wave and welfare state of our country all goes back to lincoln's 150 emancipating piece of toilet paper. The cause lives on and hopefully, the south will rise again. Because of lincoln america is now called 'new zimbabwe'.

[goodoldrebel8]

@cltcwarlord

Agree, this joeyess sounds like a neutered adolescent a**wipe. I look forward to a monument of JWB right next to the lincoln memorial.

[cltcwarlord]

@joeyess "Send them to Liberia, to their own native land." ~ Lincoln, speaking in favor of ethnic cleansing all blacks from the United States.

[cltcwarlord]

@cltcwarlord "I, as well as Judge Douglas, am in favor of the race to which I belong having the superior position. I have never said anything to the contrary." ~ Lincoln, Aug. 21, 1858, in remarks stating his belief that blacks were naturally inferior to whites, which was a nearly universal belief on the part of whites in both the North and South long before and long after the Civil Wa

[cltcwarlord]

@cltcwarlord "I have no objection to its being made express and irrevocable." ~ Lincoln, speaking in regards to slavery and in support of a proposed Thirteenth Amendment to explicitly guarantee slavery.

[cltcwarlord]

@joeyess Words from your great emancipator"... when they [slaveowners] remind us of their constitutional rights, I acknowledge them, not grudgingly but fully and fairly; and I would give them any legislation for the claiming of their fugitives." ~ Lincoln, speaking in support of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.