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Lincoln is 1 of the few Republicans I could vote for. Unfortunately in today’s climate he’d never get the nomination. I mean free the slaves ? What’s next, giving women the right to vote ?
“I think Wreck-it Ralph would probably be easier for you to follow.”
I haven’t seen “Lincoln” yet, but I plan to. I HAVE seen “Wreck-It Ralph,” though.
! ! SPOILERALERT ! !
The Good Guy and the Bad Guy (Fix-It Felix Jr. and Ralph) “reach across the aisle” to solve a crisis that affects not only them but their entire community. The Misfit “glitch” (Vanellope Van Schweet) overcomes oppression to gain not only acceptance but appreciation. A secure place is found for those whom advancing technology has left behind (Qbert and friends).
No, nothing of substance there. Nothing that would interest you. Just a fairy tale, move along…
You do know that base reason Lincoln was opposed to slavery was because it gave the southern plantation owners an advantage in the marketplace. The southerners did not have to pay the help, the did in the north. Lincoln was all about leveling the playing field. For some of the rest of us, it was a happy coincidence that the slaves were freed. Too bad it took so long to start actually realizing civil rights, something we are still working on today.
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Comments (22) (Please sign in to comment)
dtroutma
said, 6 months ago
Look forward to seeing it, supposed to be pretty well done.
ConserveGov said, 6 months ago
@dtroutma
I think Wreck-it Ralph would probably be easier for you to follow.
Stipple said, 6 months ago
You have seen them both?
.
Or is this similar to your political contributions?
Radish
said, 6 months ago
Wreck it is what the republicans did to the economy.
olfart said, 6 months ago
@ ConserveGov
Why do you always have to be insulting and hateful?
Ms. Ima said, 6 months ago
@ConserveGov
LOL! Dems believe anything they are told.
dapperdan61
said, 6 months ago
Lincoln is 1 of the few Republicans I could vote for. Unfortunately in today’s climate he’d never get the nomination. I mean free the slaves ? What’s next, giving women the right to vote ?
Robert Landers said, 6 months ago
@olfart
Unfortunately, is seems to be a quality that all extremists on either far side of the political middle revere!!
Sad, truly, truly , sad!!!!
fritzoid
said, 6 months ago
@ConserveGov
“I think Wreck-it Ralph would probably be easier for you to follow.”
I haven’t seen “Lincoln” yet, but I plan to. I HAVE seen “Wreck-It Ralph,” though.
! ! SPOILER ALERT ! !
The Good Guy and the Bad Guy (Fix-It Felix Jr. and Ralph) “reach across the aisle” to solve a crisis that affects not only them but their entire community. The Misfit “glitch” (Vanellope Van Schweet) overcomes oppression to gain not only acceptance but appreciation. A secure place is found for those whom advancing technology has left behind (Qbert and friends).
No, nothing of substance there.
Nothing that would interest you.
Just a fairy tale, move along…
Radish
said, 6 months ago
NY subway posters.
Dycel
said, 6 months ago
Hellava place to hide them.
Dycel
said, 6 months ago
Ok constopatedgov, howzy, ina your uranis bus awaits please don’t be late!
Eryx
said, 6 months ago
@Ms. Ima
And what are we “told”, Ima?
Eryx
said, 6 months ago
@Radish
Really bad placement.
cjr53 said, 6 months ago
@dapperdan61
You do know that base reason Lincoln was opposed to slavery was because it gave the southern plantation owners an advantage in the marketplace. The southerners did not have to pay the help, the did in the north. Lincoln was all about leveling the playing field. For some of the rest of us, it was a happy coincidence that the slaves were freed. Too bad it took so long to start actually realizing civil rights, something we are still working on today.