Sunday, July 16, 2017
Revilo P. Oliver quote about Abraham Lincoln
"I believe that Lincoln [was] right in regarding [slavery] as a system that was pernicious, for quite rational reasons, of which the most important were: first, that it maintained on our soil millions of persons of a race radically different from our own, and by our standards inferior; and second, that it resulted in some production of mongrels, pitiable creatures torn apart by the incompatible instincts they had inherited. As you know, it was the firm purpose of Abraham Lincoln to have all the Negroes either returned to Africa, or, in the interests of economy, to Central America. But the abolitionists were not rational. … For after the assassination of Lincoln, which they certainly contrived, our hate-crazed “do-gooders” had their way."
– REVILO P. OLIVER, ‘WHAT WE OWE OUR PARASITES’
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