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AUHeismanTrust said...
There was a fundamental shift in ideologies between the Republican and Democratic parties in America between Lincoln's time and today. That is to say the 1865 Democratic and Republican parties do not in any way, shape, or form resemble those parties, at least ideologically speaking, today. In fact, they are quite opposite from what they used to be.
So, to answer your question, at least for me is that no modern republican is somehow slighted bc of Lincoln's place in history. He ended slavery and was the impetus to passing the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments which were probably the most important in US history.
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Coach-Gomez said...
Easy on the people in the north.... I do want you all to remember,
there's no place like New York City, baby. I've been all over the country minus a few stops and there's NOTHING in the world that compares to NYC! Best of EVERYTHING. Even best place to watch a college football game...who do you like? There's a bar for your team in the Big Apple!! :)
Don't be jelly....
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AUHeismanTrust said...
There was a fundamental shift in ideologies between the Republican and Democratic parties in America between Lincoln's time and today. That is to say the 1865 Democratic and Republican parties do not in any way, shape, or form resemble those parties, at least ideologically speaking, today. In fact, they are quite opposite from what they used to be.
So, to answer your question, at least for me is that no modern republican is somehow slighted bc of Lincoln's place in history. He ended slavery and was the impetus to passing the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments which were probably the most important in US history.
"We're modern-day gladiators, and that mental toughness is really important to have in a good team." Nick Saban
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jimtom27486 said...
Nice try. They are the same parties. Gov George Wallace who stood in the door way of The University of Alabama to keep "Coloreds" from enrolling there was a Democrat. Republicans believe that a man should work for a living and earn his money to do what he/she wishes. The Democrats believe in Government telling people where to live, Housing, and limiting them in what they can buy, Welfare. You have to hand it to the Democrats though, not only have they been able to keep slavery, Welfare and Gov Housing, they also get the race they are keeping down to vote for them at the same time.
This post was edited by samdog91 on 11/24/2012 at 11:00 AM
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Fogtown said...
Funny thing is Lincoln never planned to abolish slavery. The South just assumed he was going to and went crazy.
Also, Alabama used to be democratic back in the day as did most of the South so thread is pointless.
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VTSmitty said...
Exactly. Good post. Yankees have no sense of humor and assume everybody else must also be bitter, resentful, and be suffering from penis envy as well.
"As far as the downvotes. It's a gnat biting an lion" -- A member of tRCMB Justice League, taking the internet WAY WAY too seriously.
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You guys are insane if you think NYC has that much racism in it. Where do you guys live??? LMAO!!! We have black people that listen to country music, latinos that perform ballet, white people that cook soul food, etc etc etc...
you guys are nuts if you think this isn't the melting pot of the world and the most open-minded. Lemme guess, there's more open minds in Tuscaloosa than NYC...
Please... Next.
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