Thomas Dilorenzo - Lincoln versus the Constitution

Thomas Dilorenzo - Lincoln versus the Constitution

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[andrewl105]

is this at a university lecture? if so i'm kind of surprised that he would be able to get away with this. Seems like a smart guy though.

[Nielsio]

This is at the Mises Institute. Find it on google.

[jgrdonquixote]

Is this video broken into parts anywhere else? I keep having to leave and I keep losing my place, lol.

[Nielsio]

Go to mises dot org. Media. Dilorenzo.

[DeAnte85]

Nice job insulting our military dickhead.

[Nielsio]

That's a nice example of the mental infancy we're up against.

I will be deleting any further comments you make but will leave this one up for display.

[Graymalkin2001]

McCain, or Obama?

The Party of Lincoln, or the Party of Marx?

American liberty began with the Founding Fathers, and ended with Abraham Lincoln.

Truth is indeed a bitter pill.

At least, for those reared on myths, who must now come face-to-face with the reality of Lincoln's tyranny.

[eesloan4]

how about someone try to clue the media into these ideas....they are demonizing ron paul for criticizing lincoln and the war

[vinnykster]

DiLorenzo ROCKS! He is unbiased and gives you the truth. I've read THE REAL LINCOLN and now am reading HAMILTON'S CURSE. Both are awesome and every American should REJECT the brainwashing we were spoonfed at school about history and EMBRACE the truth with speeches and books by Thomas DiLorenzo, Lew Rockwell, Tom Woods, Ron Paul and many other greats like Bruce Fein - his book American Empire I'm reading right now and it is brilliant!

[MikeSears100]

I wonder what Dr. Dilorenzo thinks what a second Lincoln term would have looked like?

[MikeSears100]

I would love to hear Dr. DiLorenzo's thoughts on the Lincoln Assasination conspericies. I would love to hear his thoughts on if the war could have been avoided if one of the other four men running in 1860 had won or if Fremont had won in 1856.

I would love to hear Dr. Dilorenzo on the comparison and contrast of Lincoln's America vs. Hitler's Germany.

[pretorious700]

Even if you disagree with DiLorenzo, you have to admire his courage in questioning such a sacred cow as Lincoln.

[Marian12c]

The Mises Institute is awesome!

[Strefanasha]

Learning here even more detail about Lincoln (I am not an American but have some knowledge of American history) I see that he is even more contemptible than I ever thought

[Southernjuggalo63]

@andrewl105 get away with what telling the truth?

[Graymalkin2001]

@RPenta

"Moral expediency for one's respective goals?" And if the goal is the subjugation of one's liberty and personal responsibility, how is "morality" defined?

[RPenta]

@Graymalkin2001

Not the party of Marx, the party of wilson, Truman and LBJ and the Wall Street Bankers--Marx has nothing to do with it except for a common love of moral expediency for one's respective goals.