#bothsides Lincoln should have negotiated to avoid the Civil War -Donald J. Trump

[Voice of Reason]

The north went too light on them but they was white so what you expect... How you lose a war get taken alive and have statues erected in your honor because YOU fought to keep slavery... shyt is ridiculous.

Lincoln was on their side after and they still blasted his racist ass...

Your daddy Trump basically said you should still be a slave to this day.

 

[Scaaar]

The biggest mistake the North made after the Civil War is that they didn't go down South and clean house. What Germany did after WWII should have been the baseline. If anything even more should have been done since these people were literal traitors and tried to destroy the union. But alas they were white and rich so they got treated with kid gloves....smh

 

[mbewane]

I would bet everything I own that Donald Trump has never read 10 words about Abraham Lincoln. anything
Ever.

Fixed

 

[Voice of Reason]

Trump is an idiot.


Biden can use his racism to rally Black voters

 

[Elim Garak]

The biggest mistake the North made after the Civil War is that they didn't go down South and clean house. What Germany did after WWII should have been the baseline. If anything even more should have been done since these people were literal traitors and tried to destroy the union. But alas they were white and rich so they got treated with kid gloves....smh

They did but reconstruction ended because Republicans wanted the presidency.

 

[The Pledge]

This draft dodging piece of shyt would have died long before ever coming close to Lincoln.

The fukk is he even on

 

[Voice of Reason]

The biggest mistake the North made after the Civil War is that they didn't go down South and clean house. What Germany did after WWII should have been the baseline. If anything even more should have been done since these people were literal traitors and tried to destroy the union. But alas they were white and rich so they got treated with kid gloves....smh

Some of the republicans in congress and even people in Lincolns cabinet wanted to go further.


Salmon Chase the treasury secretary routinely criticized Lincoln for being too soft on the South.

 

[sportscribe]

Did he really just refer to slavery as a "process"?

 

[3rdWorld]

Did he really just refer to slavery as a "process"?

Koonye called it a "choice"
Nimarata called it "business and freedom"
DeKlantis called it a "work/skills program"