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To: Non-Sequitur
You criticize him (Lincoln) for believing that whites were superior to blacks. Well, what southern leader disagreed with that?

Okay, let me agree with you that Lincoln was a nice racist for the sake of argument. For some reason your friend Walt flings out the racist card at the slightest paranoid hint of his to others who he thinks that may be racist, and yet he defends Lincoln, and for what he said, which is far worse than anything that anybody has said here.

Now could we carry on the same logic with mass murderers? Hitler was actually the nicest mass murderer as compared to Mao and Stalin. Surly you have have no qualms about anybody espousing such beliefs here about that, would you?

I suppose the racist insane asylum you guys are from has more priority over the murderer insane asylum that is yet to come, right? I hope you feel a sense of accomplishment that you are paving the way for just that.

319 posted on 02/21/2003 6:12:47 PM PST by bjs1779
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To: bjs1779
Okay, let me agree with you that Lincoln was a nice racist for the sake of argument.

I would rather you admit that Jefferson Davis was a vile racist, in the same way that you believe President Lincoln was. His beliefs were worse than Lincoln's.

Hitler was actually the nicest mass murderer as compared to Mao and Stalin. Surly you have have no qualms about anybody espousing such beliefs here about that, would you?

You seem to jump on that band wagon, saying that Jefferson Davis wasn't so bad while President Lincoln was a monster.

...racist insane asylum...murderer insane asylum...

Would you be an alumnus from those institutions?

334 posted on 02/22/2003 4:20:05 AM PST by Non-Sequitur
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