Kamala celebrated Kwanzaa as a child

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Wait, you actually think Abraham Lincoln was a slaveholder?

Now to make you look even dumber- you should really learn to read before you post up for reacts. Your dumbass friend threatened to pull up on my father

Tell ur father to step to me then 135th n amsterdam. Show out or stfu

After HE was singing praises of Abe Lincoln, saying that “Lincoln had a good heart bc he abolished slavery”

i mean, if you think about it...black people didn't really have any opportunities to show that they were equal back then. He was just ignorant to the fact that at the end of the day, were all just humans with our own unique capabilities. Im sure he wouldnt have that same point of view today, back then black people were just slaves and today we got one as a president

you cant really hate on a dude that saw how wrong slavery was and abolished it

Because of this - now hold your triple Ls and exit the thread. You learned something today huh?

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/dominikkkoon-goes-nuts-on-black-people.784036/page-23#post-37883343

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Now to make you look even dumber- you should really learn to read before you post up for reacts. Your dumbass friend threatened to pull up on my father



After HE was singing praises of Abe Lincoln, saying that “Lincoln had a good heart bc he abolished slavery”





Because of this - now hold your triple Ls and exit the thread. You learned something today huh?

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/dominikkkoon-goes-nuts-on-black-people.784036/page-23#post-37883343

You're still juelzing like a motherfukker. I don't know who this guy is you're arguing with nor do I give a shyt about your argument.

I'm still laughing at the fact that you literally thought Abraham Lincoln was a slaveowner and you're such a WOAT poster that you can't even address, that, you just deflecting to random other bullshyt and trying to flood the thread.

But you’re the same poster that was praising Abraham Lincoln bc you actually thought the purpose of the Civil War was to free the slaves, you posted about that slave holder cac like he was a supreme leader of Black Freedom

The bolded is all I'm talking about, what you need all those deflections?

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

I didn't say shyt about the Civil War, I'm talking about your claim that Abraham Lincoln was a slaveowner.

That's julzing answer is all you're gonna be able to roll with cause Abraham Lincoln wasn't a fukking slaveowner.

Now, if you don't think that Abraham Lincoln was an abolitionist his entire adult life (he was) or think that calling him an abolitionist somehow means he didn't hold racism (he still did), that's another issue. But calling him a slaveowner was an extra level of ignorant.

That exactly what I said, you stupid bastahd. Like I said you should have shut the fuk up and let me respond before you responded bc you just canceled out your own coli e-friends posts. You can’t even see then some one is agreeing with you. You didn’t even let me answer the fukkin question before you replied thinking you had something.

This dude is all types of dumb - here he is caping for Abraham Lincoln bc he really thinks that the purpose of the Civil War was to ‘free the slaves”. This dude never read a real history book for shyt- he read from the one chapter of Civil War in Randall-McNally 5th grade textbook and thinks that’s how it really went down. Fukkin stupid bastid.





But in reality-
“Many historians have called this old conventional wisdom into question, arguing that Lincoln was not really motivated by commitment to end slavery. The proof, they claim, is his famous letter to Horace Greeley in which he wrote that “my paramount object in this struggle is to save the Union, and it is not either to save or destroy slavery, If I could save the Union without freeing any slave, I would do it, and if I could save it by freeing all the slaves, I would do it; and if I could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone I would also do that.”


-Lincoln could have risen to the occasion.” Instead, he produced a document with “all the moral grandeur of a bill of lading.” In addition, the document he issued only freed slaves where the federal government had no power. It did not apply to slaves in the loyal slave states or in those parts of the Confederacy under Union control. Indeed, Lincoln did not free the slaves; they freed themselves.

-Lincoln realized that he could have an impact on the South by taking away workers and labor from the South, encouraging people to then come north, join the Union Army, so therefore you'd have more soldiers, and add a moral tinge to the war. So all of that was behind Lincoln's thinking when the emancipation was issued.
there were places that made a lot of money based on the cotton that the slaves produced. So there was a fear that France or England might recognize the Confederacy and give it legitimacy. So the Emancipation, on the one hand took away that opportunity


TL/DR- Lincoln didn’t free the slaves off a moral high ground. He wanted to take power of the economy and control away from the Confederacy in order to undermine their efforts. and to have freed slaves join the Union. Also he felt that European countries would join the side of the confederacy due to the southern economy.

man- Let me go back to lurking like I was, I’m on staycation - not having this low IQ low vibrational e-xchanges with you and that dude in LD classes at St. Joseph’s.

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

Now to make you look even dumber- you should really learn to read before you post up for reacts. Your dumbass friend threatened to pull up on my father



After HE was singing praises of Abe Lincoln, saying that “Lincoln had a good heart bc he abolished slavery”





Because of this - now hold your triple Ls and exit the thread. You learned something today huh?

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/dominikkkoon-goes-nuts-on-black-people.784036/page-23#post-37883343

Yep, I was hypothetically speaking about Lincolns point of view 300 years ago. Back then in the 1700s, to a white person living in America, black people were just looked at as slaves

Whats wrong with that statement? Were they not thinking that way? Did they not show the whole world that? What the fukk have the last 100 years been about in this country if it wasn't about how white people viewed black people?

I'd be lying if I said I didn't lose some respect for Lincoln after finding out he truly believed blacks were inferior/dumber than everyone else.

^^^^^ thats what I was responding to, in a thread about the Lincoln movie trailer. Did rekka not just reveal what he EVENTUALLY found out about lincoln? And how he lost respect for him?

Point is, I had a different view of Lincoln at that time and there aint shyt wrong with it. Take shyt out of context all you want


Doesnt change the fact your the biggest phony on this site, fukking fraud

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

You're still juelzing like a motherfukker. I don't know who this guy is you're arguing with nor do I give a shyt about your argument.

I'm still laughing at the fact that you literally thought Abraham Lincoln was a slaveowner and you're such a WOAT poster that you can't even address, that, you just deflecting to random other bullshyt and trying to flood the thread.


The bolded is all I'm talking about, what you need all those deflections?

You keep replying before I post an answer you dumb fuk. ReAd the other thread that I posted above you first. Are you legit autistic or what?? I even posted the thread for reference from June 2020. Guess this proves that you didn’t click the link on that thread to read thoroughly about my points that I provided. That’s embarrassing for you - look before you leap is the lesson of the day. Reading is fundamental.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Yep, I was hypothetically speaking about Lincolns point of view 300 years ago. Back then in the 1700s, to a white person living in America, black people were just looked at as slaves

Whats wrong with that statement? Were they not thinking that way? Did they not show the whole world that? What the fukk have the last 100 years been about in this country if it wasn't about how white people viewed black people?



^^^^^ thats what I was responding to, in a thread about the Lincoln movie trailer. Did rekka not just reveal what he EVENTUALLY found out about lincoln? And how he lost respect for him?

Point is, I had a different view of Lincoln at that time and there aint shyt wromg with it. Take shyt out of context all you want


Doesnt change the fact your the biggest phony on this site, fukking fraud

Dude I’m not Reading through that and definitely don’t care what you think. You are so beneath my historical analysis on this subject and are so culturally irrelevant to me, that to respond to you with any seriousness would be an insult to myself and those who read through this thread.

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

Dude I’m not Reading through that and definitely don’t care what you think. You are so beneath my historical analysis on this subject and are so culturally irrelevant to me, that to respond to you with any seriousness would be an insult to myself and those who read through this thread.

bytch your historically known as a tranny on here and culturally irrelevant to every super militant poster that find out you half latino

Go get some confidence in your voice before claiming you a LAWYER and a BLOOD

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

You're still juelzing like a motherfukker. I don't know who this guy is you're arguing with nor do I give a shyt about your argument.

I'm still laughing at the fact that you literally thought Abraham Lincoln was a slaveowner and you're such a WOAT poster that you can't even address, that, you just deflecting to random other bullshyt and trying to flood the thread.


The bolded is all I'm talking about, what you need all those deflections?

That’s been addressed had you actually READ through my comments on the link posted. But clearly you did not therefore- here:
Don’t let this “woat” tag get you gassed - there’s a reason why my rep is higher yeah yours, Mr. POTY. One would think you would use at last one of your replies to me to actually do research on my commentary before you comment instead of jumping in with an assumption. But let me assist

-Lincoln signed a contract with a proprietor of an island off the coast of Haiti called the Ile à Vache. The Ile à Vache was a small, uninhabited island just off the southern coast of Haiti, part of Haiti’s possessions and territory. This contractor, a former merchant, had been in Haiti and secured a paper from the Haitian government giving him ownership of this island. On December 31, 1862, the evening before he issues the Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln met with this contractor and they drafted terms to get federal subsidized transit and supplies to move up to 5,000 colonists (slaves) to this island.

There are a multitude of problems that hit this expedition. The first: an epidemic of smallpox breaks out aboard the ship while it’s en route to Haiti. The infected settlers were placed in a quarantine zone, but they didn’t have enough supplies to handle this from a medical perspective because they were awaiting a second supply ship that was supposed to bring food, lumber, medicine, and further workers. During the course of the intervening months, a dispute breaks out between the proprietor of the island and his financiers back in New York City, and between the financiers and the Secretary of the Interior in Washington. As a result, the second ship never comes, and in fact they cancel all the remaining ventures to send further colonists as well.

So the 500 are left on this island and the contractor Lincoln made the agreement with has certain despotic tendencies that emerge over the course of the journey. He decides, as any good autocrat does, to confiscate all metallic money the former slaves had brought with them and exchange it for paper currency he had issued on his own and then declares that he’s only going to accept his own paper currency as payment for food and supplies on the island. He refused to build sufficient dwellings, food stocks, or anything that would be necessary to sustain the colony.

After several months of this, with the smallpox epidemic still raging, the proprietor is driven off of the island almost by force of arms. This results in the New York investors coming in, who try to rescue the situation by replacing him with one of their own agents, but then the first wave of crops they had planted failed. So it’s a succession of disasters, and by late 1863, the colony is effectively abandoned. “

Facts .Like a poster mentioned earlier, Lincoln wanted to recolonize the slaves.

“Dr. Phillip Magness wrote the book on Lincoln’s true, way-more-complicated, post-emancipation relationship with slavery. While it’s not even commonly conceded that Lincoln attempted to re-colonize the freed slaves at any point (scholars generally believe that he considered and then dismissed the idea pre-emancipation, but even that's yet to take hold of the popular imagination), Magness took it a step further, digging into historical documents and finding that Lincoln actively pursued a re-colonization well after signing the Emancipation Proclamation. It’s something that should change everything about our relationship to Honest Abe—yet it’s still being roundly ignored by the public, like much of the pre-existing scholarship on our former president's racist convictions”

This right here is the absolute dumbest, idiotic and most manipulative propaganda shyt that I have ever read in here. The civil war wasn’t fought to free the slaves, it was simply put, a war for capitalism and expansion, you stupid m— nvm. and the rest that you said, read a book. I hate it when white people like this comment on black affairs.

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/i-c...-world-am-i-wrong.770632/page-5#post-37148687

Yeah I said that.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

bytch your historically known as a tranny on here and culturally irrelevant to every super militant poster that find out you half latino

Go get some confidence in your voice before claiming you a LAWYER and a BLOOD

Do you have any new material to use accumulated over my 3 yrs of posting or are you done here??

The only posters historically running with that lie are the same ones historically known for being hyper effeminate emasculated infemales and femcels with rejection/ projection issues not secure with their self identify due to self hate. Present company included.


I’ll be back on tomm afternoon, be sure to tag me if you have any factual information or substantial evidence to use other than your voice sounding off like a bytch behind your keyboard after your last bloodbath that you were bodied on. R You two done here fellas with your terabytes and temper tantrums?? K. Cool. But I’ll leave this refresher for you to run through- you sound like you need your memory refreshed.
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/dominikkkoon-goes-nuts-on-black-people.784036/page-37#post-37937351

Black First >>>> Next.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Yea fukk that bytch

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Yeah I said that.

That article is about Lincoln signing an agreement for freedmen to voluntarily settle in Caribbean islands that needed workers. He was willing to pay businessmen money if they would employ freed slaves for voluntary labor on new colonies.

The guy at the island ended up being an a$$hole and the administration cut him off within a couple months.

The Île à Vache proposal also succeeded in satisfying the one unwavering aspect of Lincoln‘s colonization policy, specifically that it remain voluntary. During one Cabinet debate over colonization proposals, in reaction to a suggestion of compulsory deportation, Lincoln emphasized, ― "Their emigration must be voluntary and without expense to themselves." This unwavering belief in colonization as strictly a voluntary measure further demonstrates Lincoln‘s earnest conviction that blacks would be inclined to pursue emigration. On paper, Île à Vache was the ideal opportunity to do just that.

The first inauspicious signs of the Île à Vache venture emerged nearly immediately after the administration approved the contract with Kock. After Lincoln approved Secretary Seward‘s request for a temporary investigation into Kock on January 8, 1863, one month after the signing of the initial contract, word began to trickle into Washington concerning the Governor. Statements from New Orleans depicted a man who had used deceptive business practices to unload shipments of low-quality tobacco on unsuspecting merchants, while the United States Commissioner in Haiti spoke of Kock as an unpopular figure in Port-au-Prince and just as forebodingly, had not yet heard of any progress in constructing a settlement on the island. These allegations overwhelmed to both the Interior Department and the President, and on April 16, 1863, Lincoln formally rescinded Kock‘s contract.

When Lincoln found out that the Black colonists had fared poorly and been mistreated, he abandoned his "colonialization" ideas and worked to ensure that freedmen could integrate in America as full citizens instead:

The most significant outcome of the catastrophe at Île à Vache was its profound impact on Lincoln, specifically his decision to not only rectify the situation as quickly as possible, but also never engage in further ventures of colonization. In response to these atrocities, Lincoln acted curiously slowly to rectify the situation and remove the emigrants from a situation for which he was ultimately responsible. In mid October 1863, more than three months after the first media accounts of the island‘s conditions emerged, Lincoln ordered D.C. Donnohue, a former legal associate of Secretary Usher, to sail to Île à Vache and verify the reported conditions on the island while offering immediate aid to the victims. In the meantime, Lincoln was preparing the rescue of the victims of this failed operation, ordering Secretary Stanton on February 1, 1864 to commission a naval vessel, complete with supplies and medical personnel, to depart immediately to the island for rescue purposes. By March 4 1865, the U.S. Navy‘s Marcia C. Day had departed from Île à Vache with 350 surviving emigrants, reaching its ultimate destination in Alexandria, Virginia, per Lincoln‘s orders. According to future Assistant Commission of the Freedmen‘s Bureau John Eaton, Lincoln expressed grave distress over the failure on Île à Vache, and was left shaken by the experience.

https://cupola.gettysburg.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1030&context=gcjcwe

So how does a failed experiment to helped freed slaves leave the country = Lincoln being a slaveowner? He wasn't even associated with the freedmen after they left except when he rescued them from a shytty manager. Where do you get from that that Lincoln was a slaveowner? Even your quote doesn't show him being a slaveowner in any way, shape, or form.

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

Do you have any new material to use or are you done here??

I’ll be back on tomm afternoon, be sure to tag me if you have any factual information or substantial evidence to use other than your voice sounding off like a bytch behind your keyboard after your last bloodbath that you were bodied on. R You two done here now fellas with your terabytes and temper tantrums. K. Cool.

your a fukking mental case. Nothing you claimed ever added up, no one is surprised your a 2x WOAT poster of the year.

Except @ThrobbingHood , he wants to be on your good side so you can give him his first tranny dikk in his mouth. fukking clowns

 

[skylove4]

Nothing. They’re never going to answer you. Have the produced any research or proof from this Indian alliance and Kwanzaa Advocacy Action Program of the 1960s and

Just like y’all republicans wanted to see Obama’s birth certificate huh why don’t y’all see y’all way to a chair and sit the fukk down

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

the backlash she's getting for telling the truth about her own childhood is scary.

That’s usually what happens when lies come back on you that can’t be kept up with and the person themselves are not genuine - presenting a false and fictional narrative for perception based on their own inaccuracies that don’t add up to the facts and several conflicting statements. Kind of like you are known for -hmmm is that a cultural issue within your community? Rhetorical purposes only - no need to respond.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Just like y’all republicans wanted to see Obama’s birth certificate huh why don’t y’all see y’all way to a chair and sit the fukk down

I see the usual cacs, nonblack posters and anti-FbA/Ados suspects ^^^are once again in the thread with the most oppositional opinions and no coorelating details on subjects they have no relatability to. One would think that with all of the social issues, amnesty causes and international emergencies going on in your home countries of origins, you would pay more attention to your own social initiatives instead of running in with your internet robo routines and algorithm angst; but I guess you all will eventually prioritize instead of waiting for AAs to layout the blueprint and movements to latch on to as you constantly complain offering opinions not asked for or taken into consideration. Would also be nice if you outsid— i mean nonFoundational posters could foot in with research footnotes when you post in threads instead of the blank form template “insert insult here” . Sighhh. But I digress, my movie night awaits.