Abraham Lincoln was the greatest US president

>Abraham Lincoln was the greatest US president
Thoughts?

My american uncle told me he was a faggot and sucked dicks.

Lincoln defenders
> He wanted to send the slaves back to Africa
Lincoln opponents
> He didn't send the slaves back to Africa
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No he wasn't.

Andrew Jackson wasn't either.

What does this have to do with Abraham Lincoln?

He preserved the Union during it's worst crisis, so he's top 3.

Let's settle this faggot.

1: Jefferson (muh intellectual)
2: Lincoln (muh union)
3: TR (muh big stick)

Fuck Teddy

That jew puppet split the GOP allowing woodrow "i love the fed" wilson to beat Taft by a landslide

uncle gubsy?

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Incorrect.

Washington.

Kek

Literally gayest?

this. if not for (((booth))) USA would be a fucking utopia.

>some old picture
>they make their eyes way too vivid
They did this to Hitler too.

Taft didn't have half the vision that Teddy did.

Aside from that, fuck Woodrow Wilson with the thorny cock of Satan.

in a presidential vacuum teddy was objectively the greatest president by far

Well he was killed before he could do so.

>Abraham Lincoln was the greatest US president

Let's see...

>Caused an easily preventable civil war
>Disobeyed democratic will
>Needlessly killed his countrymen for no reason other than vengeance
>created the black problem
>was a disgusting hypocrite - read anything he wrote/said on the black race

World would be a better place if this cunt had died 4 years earlier into his unAmerican tyranny.

>implying lincoln and jefferson davis were not the same guy

Slavery was a meme. Only 1% of white southerners owned any slaves and they drove white farmers into near third world levels of poverty because they couldn't compete with free labor. If anything Lincoln saved the south from itself.

Honest ape.

TR was better than Abe.

he looks like don knotts

Authoritarian. Suppressed rights. Didn't stop looking and raping of cities his men marched through

>muh union

Lincoln is why we have such a huge government and suppressed state's rights.

theodore roosevelt