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SOME HISTORY ABOUT THE DEMOCRATS

A sobering knowledge of what took place in history. In history the South were strongly for slavery. They were the democrats of the past. And when it was time to decide on the abolition of slavery they, the democrat voters in the North and the Democrat voters from the South were against it, while the republican voters who believed in the philosophy of Republicanism were for the abolition of slavery. However the northern democrats were against secession from the Union of the States, thus when election came up the democrats votes were split between two candidates . One candidate favour secession and slavery while the other candidate favoured slavery but was against secession.
The Republican candidate was Abraham Lincoln and he was against slavery and against secession. Because of the split in the democrats votes he won with forty something percent of the votes. A sobering thought as we see at least back then there was significant amount of people following conviction from God. In the end a civil war was fought over this issue and many white men and black men fought bravely and died for principles of freedom they held dear.
Though the democrats and their general secular anti-religious philosophy were against the abolition of slavery etc etc. the majority of black Americans today are generally for the democrats. I was told over ninety percent. What a strange fruit of history. It's like the Hebrew children who after God took them out of Egypt they seemed to forget history and wanted to return to Egypt. After all the democrats in the States are for the New world order which is really global communism. And communism is anti rights and anti freedom and anti Christian, which means pro-slavery.

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