LOL! I'm not sure you can tell the difference between fact and fiction, so fact can seem like a lie to you from time to time.
Are you intentionally avoiding the pesky Corwin Amendment?
You mean the pesky Corwin amendment that was passed out of Congress before Lincoln became president and died when it wasn't ratified by the state? No. I'm talking about the current 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution which ended slavery. The ratification of which Lincoln had added to the 1864 Republican platform and the passage of which through the House of Representatives Lincoln worked hard for.
And then there is the alternate plan of colonization:
I admit that I haven't plowed through all that endless conglomeration of crap that make up your posts so maybe I missed your explanation, but what exactly is your beef with the voluntary emigration plans for freed blacks that existed in the U.S. for decades prior to the rebellion?
I am referring to the one that Lincoln promoted -- the one that even Lincoln cult historians are obliged to mention – the one that causes you to cover your eyes to keep from reading it.
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>>DoodleDawg wrote: "I admit that I haven't plowed through all that endless conglomeration of crap that make up your posts so maybe I missed your explanation, but what exactly is your beef with the voluntary emigration plans for freed blacks that existed in the U.S. for decades prior to the rebellion?"
Spoken like a true Lincoln cultist. However, your white-separatist cult leader, the gangster named Lincoln, would have worded it this way:
"I am going to make you offer you can't refuse."
Mr. Kalamata