Con_Alma;1174970 wrote:Yes, I would not have voted for Lincoln because he did not at the time of the election believe a black man should be able to vote.

Would you vote for Lincoln knowing he didn't believe that a black man should be able to vote?

isadore;1175025 wrote:i am sorry you would not vote to stop the extension of slavery, what a horrendous stand to take. While not supporting the candidate who showed that he was willing to alter his core beliefs to support greater tolerance. so that he would be the first president to support suffrage to black veterand

Footwedge;1175083 wrote:Maybe the Black man vote should only count as 3/5th of a vote. Then the GOP might win this time around.:laugh:

Con_Alma;1175032 wrote:At least you finally understand the consistency of my post. I do not vote for candidates that do not believe a black person should vote.

Would you vote for a candidate that did not believe a black person should vote?

isadore;1175159 wrote:you would have aided those who wanted to spread slavery.

Con_Alma;1175177 wrote:I thought we have already made those respective points. I wouldn't not have voted in that election based on the fact that I would not vote for a candidate that doesn't believe a black man should vote. Your conclusion has been duly noted.

Would you vote for a candidate that doesn't believe a back man should vote?

fish82;1175107 wrote:It's starting to look like 5/3 might be more helpful.

Footwedge;1175436 wrote:Don't forget the women...their vote should only count as 1/12 of a vote.

isadore;1175206 wrote:As I said in 2012 I would not vote for any candidate who would not support black suffrage. And you in 1860 would have refused to vote for the only candidate who opposed the expansion of slavery and there by would have contributed to the extension of human suffering.

Con_Alma;1175563 wrote:Probably not but that's the point. You're right ...I will have to eventually.

It's his same type of attempted entrapment.

Con_Alma;1175557 wrote:I didn't ask about complete black suffrage support and I am aware of what I would refuse to vote for,

Would you vote for a person who didn't believe a black man should vote?

isadore;1175567 wrote:"As I said in 2012 I would not vote for any candidate who would not support black suffrage.
I am sorry that George Washington and Abe lincoln would not receive your vote.

Con_Alma;1175570 wrote:That's not the question. I've never mentioned President Washington nor President Lincoln. I am not asking you about them. Those were your reference people and examples.

Would you vote for a candidate that didn't believe a black man should vote?

isadore;1175579 wrote:i answered that and you answered that you would not vote for Washington or lincoln.

Con_Alma;1175589 wrote:There's not one post with such an answer from you. All of your responses have changed criteria. My question is much more simple and less conditional.

Would you vote for a candidate that did not believe a black man should vote?

DeyDurkie5;1175595 wrote:isadore, you are trying to argue a point by using Abraham Lincoln. A different time, a different world, and the dude has been dead for ages. You, at that time, would've most definitely been in favor of slavery. So shut the **** up about this retarded argument. Use something that is relevant to today.

isadore;1175593 wrote:during the time of my existence i would have voted only for candidates who supported black suffrage. While you have extended your vote to periods preceding your existence to state you would have not voted for lincoln and by doing so aided the forces wishing to extend slavery.

isadore;1175599 wrote:1. If you read the thread you would understand why I selected Lincoln, Con feels it is wrong for people to change their core beliefs. Lincoln is a man who did and that change helped improve our society....

Con_Alma wrote:
Would you vote for a candidate the doesn't believe a back man should vote? …. This is not. true.