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[Gabriel_Bell]

I also believe I was taught accurate history in public schools.

Yeah, the excellent schools of the Jim Crow South always taught the truth.
Hell, I attended public schools in NW Missouri.

One thing that I learned was that in my county, Abraham Lincoln did not get even one vote in the 1860 presidential election, which was true.

But my history teacher did not tell us why this was so, which was that Lincoln's name was not even on the ballots. Only Constitutional Unionist Bell, Southern Democrat Breckenridge, and Northern Democrat Douglas were on the ballot.

The year that I took American History in high school, my father got a meta detector, and he and I spent a lot of time searching around the stations of an interurban railroad that went broke during the depression and Civil War skirmishes in our country and two others. We found lots of railway tokens, nickels, pennies and dimes, what are called "minnie balls" and other ammo and such. My history teacher was not interested when I brought some of thee things to class. We were not allowed to ask questions in class: she asked the question and anything other than answering her questions as she wanted them answered resulted in her grabbing the offending student by the ear and twisting it. She had sharp nails.

Our American History class textbook in 1958 covered the period up to the end of WWII. But our class only got as far as the end of the Woodrow Wilson administration. And it was not mentioned at all that Wilson was incapable of serving in any office after October 1919, wen he suffered a stoke, that paralyzed half his body.

I learned tons of history from my father, who revived a county historical association and later a county museum.

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

They didn't buy anything. They were here. They didn't come from Asia.

American Indians did not not believe that land could be owned. They thought of it the way that people think of the air in the atmosphere and the water in the rivers: things that were there to be used by whomsoever need them at the moment.

 

[mad1961]

American Indians did not not believe that land could be owned. They thought of it the way that people think of the air in the atmosphere and the water in the rivers: things that were there to be used by whomsoever need them at the moment.

Yes, I know. Thats what make the question that Mark asked so stupid.

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

Yes, I know. Thats what make the question that Mark asked so stupid.

Mark is amazingly stupid. His stupidity is only unrivaled by his monumental ignorance. He is a typical Southern Fundie ***** who thinks that bumbling Confederate general Braxton Bragg deserves to have a Yankee military base named after him.

If the Confederates had had more generals like Bragg, the War would have ended earlier.

Of course, Bragg's incompetence is unknown to the hopelessly ignorant Mark Francis

 

[mad1961]

Mark is amazingly stupid. His stupidity is only unrivaled by his monumental ignorance. He is a typical Southern Fundie ***** who thinks that bumbling Confederate general Braxton Bragg deserves to have a Yankee military base named after him.

If the Confederates had had more generals like Bragg, the War would have ended earlier.

Of course, Bragg's incompetence is unknown to the hopelessly ignorant Mark Francis

His ignorance is amazing.

 

[mark francis]

They didn't buy anything. They were here. They didn't come from Asia.

Original native Americans did not come here from overseas? Did they evolve from animals here instead? Do animals that evolve into humans automatically own every square foot of the land they first survey with their newly developed eyes at evolution's final stage? Did other humans Darwin claimed emerged from Africa get to own lands they first see with their eyes as well?

 

[mark francis]

Given the fact Repubicans tried making slavery constitutional, you can shut up repeating that tired lie too.

There were some corrupt republicans who joined the democrats fighting to the death to preserve slavery.

 

[mark francis]

Yeah, the excellent schools of the Jim Crow South always taught the truth.
Hell, I attended public schools in NW Missouri.

One thing that I learned was that in my county, Abraham Lincoln did not get even one vote in the 1860 presidential election, which was true.

But my history teacher did not tell us why this was so, which was that Lincoln's name was not even on the ballots. Only Constitutional Unionist Bell, Southern Democrat Breckenridge, and Northern Democrat Douglas were on the ballot.

The year that I took American History in high school, my father got a meta detector, and he and I spent a lot of time searching around the stations of an interurban railroad that went broke during the depression and Civil War skirmishes in our country and two others. We found lots of railway tokens, nickels, pennies and dimes, what are called "minnie balls" and other ammo and such. My history teacher was not interested when I brought some of thee things to class. We were not allowed to ask questions in class: she asked the question and anything other than answering her questions as she wanted them answered resulted in her grabbing the offending student by the ear and twisting it. She had sharp nails.

Our American History class textbook in 1958 covered the period up to the end of WWII. But our class only got as far as the end of the Woodrow Wilson administration. And it was not mentioned at all that Wilson was incapable of serving in any office after October 1919, wen he suffered a stoke, that paralyzed half his body.

I learned tons of history from my father, who revived a county historical association and later a county museum.

I can understand why democrats wanted to keep Lincoln off the 1860 ballot but thank God he did get elected and thank God the republicans did beat the democrats on the issue of slavery in the Civil War.

 

[mark francis]

American Indians did not not believe that land could be owned. They thought of it the way that people think of the air in the atmosphere and the water in the rivers: things that were there to be used by whomsoever need them at the moment.

Are humans around the world wrong for owning lands ancient Indians did not believe should be owned?

 

[mark francis]

Yes, I know. Thats what make the question that Mark asked so stupid.

Do modern blacks believe ownership of property is a human or civil right?

 

[mark francis]

Mark is amazingly stupid. His stupidity is only unrivaled by his monumental ignorance. He is a typical Southern Fundie ***** who thinks that bumbling Confederate general Braxton Bragg deserves to have a Yankee military base named after him.

If the Confederates had had more generals like Bragg, the War would have ended earlier.

Of course, Bragg's incompetence is unknown to the hopelessly ignorant Mark Francis

No significant numbers of whites or blacks who suffered as a result of slavery or democrat Confederate fighting to save slavery were bothered by statues of Confederate generals until woke leftists were taught that America began as a racist nation and continues to be a racist nation.

 

[mark francis]

They didn't buy anything. They were here. They didn't come from Asia.

At what point did they consider themselves the sole owners of the North American continent, or did they ever think they were the rightful owners of the 7th world continent??

 

[mark francis]

Given the fact Repubicans tried making slavery constitutional, you can shut up repeating that tired lie too.

Why do you say republicans did it when the majority of slave ownership was by democrats?