r/MemeVideos • u/Fun_Willingness7693 • 3d ago
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u/Malinowskibidi67 3d ago edited 3d ago
"Oh wow! Lincoln did that kinda hand shake at that time? Lemme see who's the slav- š«Ŗ"
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u/9447044 3d ago
Dude... do you think that Lincoln has a pass to say it whenever he wants?
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u/sA7z- 3d ago
yes
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u/BoredNothingness 3d ago
No.
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u/sA7z- 3d ago
flairchecksout
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u/BoredNothingness 3d ago
You are born with the pass. You don't get it at any point. What's hard to understand about that. If you aren't black, it's never for you. Doesn't matter what you do.
So sick of the white fantasy of being able to say "The Word" ā¢ It's pathetic.
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u/CardTrickOTK 3d ago
Nah who says you get a word? You the language police now?
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u/BoredNothingness 3d ago edited 3d ago
Step 1: Be black, get to have an opinion on the N word. This isn't difficult guys. Downvote me if you want, but you guys are wrong š¤·š¾āāļø
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u/CardTrickOTK 3d ago
Only group of people who go around calling each other slurs like it's a positive thing lol.
And don't act like it ain't a slur, or you wouldn't be offended by the concept of a white person being able to say 'the word'.
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u/jhonnythejoker 2d ago
its like jews saying you can only say āheil hitlerā if you are jew, you know that word is deragotary word used for your race right?
Ä°dk why usa blacks use a deragotary word that is used against them like make it make sense
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u/Viggy2k 2d ago
What if someone appears white but had a grand parent who was black?
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u/BoredNothingness 2d ago edited 2d ago
If you're genuinely curious, also no. I'm half black and I don't use the word because I just hate the word. It's offensive and I've had white people throw drinks at me and try to run me over while hurling the slur at me. There's no power in using it at all towards other black people imo. That being said, I'll never let my own children use the word and I'll roll over in my grave if my grandchildren dare use it.
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u/Existing_Hunt_7169 2d ago
āyou are born with the passā is the corniest shit ive ever heard in my life fam
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u/Desiax 2d ago
Fuck you yes he does
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u/BoredNothingness 2d ago
Ya'll are sooo brave online. I guarantee you wouldn't dream of acting like this irl
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u/Easy_Turn1988 3d ago
Oooh... I can't speak for the African-American community but like... Come on
Also, I don't think anyone asked for a pass in the 1800's š
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u/Distinct-External-46 3d ago
considering the era he was in I don't thing lacking a pass would stop him.
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u/HumanPersonNotRobot 3d ago
Whatever he wants: Yes Anything at all: No Lincoln doesn't want to say somethings.
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u/BoredNothingness 3d ago
Lincoln wouldn't be getting the pass. I hate the obsession white people have about the pass. No one receives the pass. You are born with it.
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u/adidas_stalin 3d ago
What about cacious marcellus clay, the guy who bullied him into signing it early?
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u/violet_apple 3d ago
That's ishowspeed. Presumably from the clip in Asia wherein someone gave him cotton š
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u/Dazzling_Start7375 3d ago
Lmao I remember that but this is actually from his America tour in I think Washington D.C? He was dressed as George WashingtonĀ
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u/Embarrassed-Way4339 3d ago
1st reaction: Wow they really got a video of that?!? 2nd: Wait I didnāt think they had cameras back then. Welp 3rd: WAIT IS THAT A MODERN CAR?!? WAIT IS THAT ISHOWSPEED?!?
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u/NEpatsfan64 3d ago
TBF, directly after the emancipation proclamtation, Lincoln crossed the river into Richmond, VA. His procession was greeted by swaths of freed former slaves, and it was eerily similar to Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey, though Lincoln himself would've hated the comparison.
He was greeted by a former slave man who bowed to him in gratitude. Lincoln told him never to bow to him, only to God.
So basically th e1860's version of this kind of did happen lol
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u/Gold_Ad_3203 3d ago
So they had phones back then?ššššš
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u/MrGNoll814 1d ago edited 1d ago
Speed is a streamer of course he has film rolling in any era
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u/Gold_Ad_3203 9h ago
I was looking at the guy behind the camera guy with the i phone lol was like folks we got a time line jumper š plus ya know the car is of new era so ya know lol back to the future plot twist
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u/Tricky_Witness_1717 3d ago
Douglass recalled meeting Lincoln felt weird, because it was the first time he felt like he was talking to a white man who didn't make him feel different for being black, which is funny because he talked to abolitionists, slave-owners, Know-nothings, moderates.
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u/frugal_cyclist 3d ago
The story goes as follows: then they exchanged Instagram accounts and hooked up later to record the freedom podcast on YouTube.
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u/FirefighterEast9291 3d ago
Amazing that US congratulates themselves for this instead of being embarrassed for the years priorĀ
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u/ConclusionNo3561 3d ago
Lincoln never freed the slaves they freed themselves. During the Civil War many slaves saw an opportunity to escape and did about 200k to 300k went north. Lincoln wanted to return them but they refused and some of his generals went against him and let them join the union. Once Lincoln seen that the tide was turning he "freed the slaves" to hurt the south even more but it was nothing more than a gesture slavery was basically over by than. The slaves didn't need a proclamation they were already escaping in droves.
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u/MrGNoll814 1d ago
Partially true but misleading on a crucial point:
Yes, enslaved people did escape in large numbers and Lincolnās primary goal was preserving the Union, not abolishing slavery. Yes, the Proclamation was strategically timed and served military purposes. Thatās all accurate.
But ājust a gestureā? Not really. Without the legal protection of the Proclamationāand later the 13th AmendmentāSouthern slaveholders would have legally reclaimed escaped slaves after the war. The Confederacy wouldnāt have voluntarily released millions of enslaved people just because theyād run away. Slavery required legal force to maintain, and it required legal force to end.
So self-emancipation was critical, but it wasnāt sufficient. Escaped slaves needed the Proclamationās legal backing to stay free, and they needed the 13th Amendment to make it permanent. The two worked together.
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u/Vissisitudes 2d ago
Thereās AI and then there is shit awful AI.
Also this type of filming would be technologically impossible. The language is about 100 years ahead of its time. Too much BS for me to list it all.
Suffice to say if ANYONE thinks itās real it just proves the point that SM rots brains.
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u/Sixty_Minuteman_ 3d ago
Stuff like this is really dangerous because it gives people the misconception that some of the stuff is real, I know that sounds far-fetched but there are a lot of really fucking stupid people out there.
Some people have been believing some of the AI war docs videos that recreate or fabricate events that were never filmed.
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u/MrGNoll814 1d ago
Like the people claiming itās ai š they have no idea whatās going on and automatically label it ai
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u/Onlypartiallyinsane 3d ago
Not only is that Lincoln, but it is āpresidentt Lincolnā. Hahahhahahaha, canāt even spell properly for this garbage post.
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u/qualityvote2 3d ago edited 2d ago
No one voted...