I love they literally explained why the south was racist and the north wasn't and he ignored it and asked his chat lol...smdh...the south was agricultural mecca while the north which has worse weather obviously was more industrial cause crops weren't growing there you didn't have really any farmland in the north lol which basically made the south need slaves to work the fields while the northerners had easier factory jobs and it was better for the economy to have backs working and being capitalists...slavery didn't make sense anymore in the north which is why it was a economy choice not really a moral one...i'm sure lincoln used it to get elected but in his heart he clearly wanted it to end too but he knew its not that simple living in racist times it would hurt him to be labeled a abolitionist so he walked the fine line very well so you couldn't call him that without lying he made it clear the south could keep their slaves not that he wanted them to but he knew the nation had to stay united even through the civil war until he just got pissed and made it about slavery and killed many for it
@@tarzate5668 I mean unless their historians why should they unless it’s important to them? Most Americans can’t even name every European country so why should they learn about us if we don’t learn about them?
Hell since it been invented, one third of history has been effected by some “cucklord with a pistol”. World War I? - cucklord with a pistol. Hitler’s suicide? - cucklord with a pistol. There are others. Throw in political assassinations done with a rifle and that’s probably half of history.
Chat took better as him condoning it that’s why he rephrased himself. Still we know that’s not what he was saying and chat with cmonbruh spam anything related to race
@@gyndrath2618 just because its better for them doesn't excuse it, it didn't then and shouldn't now it was awful and will always be. you dont just try to argue for slavery it looks bad upon itself. you have to word it almost in a way where you are not condoning it.
He might've been able to lead reconstruction way better and also may have led civil rights a hundred years early. It's a shame his vice president was an evil bastard. Rot in hell, Andrew Johnson for what you did and also didn't do.
yeah…something about people spamming “sadge” and “widepeeposad” emotes during the part that seriously talked about slavery just didn’t sit right with me 😕
I love how so many people in chat watch this and make comments of the current mindset, forgetting that everything in the videos happened over 150 years ago. The mindset of the 1800s was far different than today.
@@noddlefoodle5691 and? My point still stands. It has been much worse, as the recent events wouldn't have made the news if the 1800s shared our technology. But, that's because there was a different mindset. One shouldn't judge, based on the mindset of today, the people of the past. After all, the mindset of the past is always different than the mindset of the present or the future. Remember, it was thought to be okay for an execution to be stoning or crucifixion. Now, those are barbaric in our eyes.
That's pretty cool, he's giving a shit enough to watch and ask questions to his chat. This guy probably makes more than the average U.S. Attending Neurosurgeon. He doesn't have to know this stuff. Plus he's Canadian. He just has to know the basics of finance so he doesn't get fucked over.
I actually teared up at the end when it talked abt Abe’s death then it showed the Lincoln Memorial and shit...i have no idea y,I’ve never once teared up on a fucking history lesson...FeelsStrongMan Clap
"No history" is obviously an exaggeration, but given that US had close to zero involvement in global politics until 20th century (and what comes later is more present than history), it makes sense that it's earlier history would be of little importance to those outside of US, i.e. most people. That's just how it works. Similarly, people know little about deeper history of Britain, France, China, Russia, etc., unless they were raised there - why would the US be an exception?
Hilarious that he’s asking chat about the intricacies of American culture in the 19th century when majority of the people he’s asking haven’t taken a US History course yet
3:05 "Chat, does that mean that, that that ssshh exaggy at this one line the ideologies were very very deep. And and one's uhm on one side and on the exact opposite iscrazy theexaop and what controls that? Just just people, society or like the way that dahbbeda states sees the rule and the laws nshit"
10:34 lmao chat saying „too far NA“ without bringing up the thousands of other nations that have used slavery with even hundreds owning more slaves then American during the times they allowed it, „too far slave owners“
Slavery wasn’t the unthinkable sin we see it as today, but antebellum America was definitely behind the curve with regard to abolition. The founding fathers debated the issue almost 100 years earlier but ultimately felt it would resolve itself over time. Had it not been for the invention of the cotton gin that might have actually proven true. By the mid-19th century, slave labor was simply too valuable and greed won out over morality.
@@None-lx8kj morality may not have even been in the question, it was likely thought to be just an ok thing to do since there hadn't been any anti slave actions ever at that point.
Honestly, watching the ending makes me a tad emotional partially because of the fact that it warms my heart to think that the president who made it all happen, who fought for the freedom of so many is actually treated as an icon while the murderer is denounced. The reason I have to mention it as a heartwarming fact is because I live in a country where at the moment, the founding father of the nation is being denounced while the guy who murdered him is held up as an icon (Mahatma Gandhi being the founding father, his murderer being Nathuram Godse). Sign of the times.
@@Failedwizard1 Quite recent, I'd say around 2013-14 is when it started growing exponentially when the political party that won the election was from the same group from which Gandhi's assassin was born.
Twitch chatter "kdub2190" said: "He [Abraham Lincoln] had no intention of ending slavery, never spoke about it until AFTER the war started." That is extremely ignorant, and a pure display of historical illiteracy. Chatters like him ruin chat overall. If you know anything of history, it is made quite clear in Lincoln's personal writings that he hated slavery and believed it to be immoral. Yet the majority of Americans, even Northerners, did not share this sentiment. The issue of slavery to most was not for ethical reasons, but merely because they believed it to be an inferior economic system. Lincoln knew that to get the support he needed, he had to make it clear that his intentions were Union first, slavery second. It was an appeal to the voter population, not a reflection of his actual beliefs. We see similar things happen today. For example, Obama stating that marriage is the bond between a man and a woman, seemingly being against gay marriage. Why? Because that was the popular sentiment at the time. Before and after the war, Lincoln hated slavery and wanted it to end. Quote from him: "I am naturally anti-slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong."
@@Divinemakyr Lincoln did speak about slavery on multiple occasions before the war, even before his presidency. But he had no intention on ending slavery or giving black people the same rights as white people. He did it only because he thought it would help bring the war to a quicker end and a save the union. While he did see slavery as a moral evil and found it absolutely abhorrent, his fundamental goal within the war and in his presidency was to preserve the union.
Man, im 13 and i even know half of the history in america, im not even american im asian. No matter how good you are there always an asian who is even better.
3:08 no felix it’s not a clear cutoff line😂more of a grey area. That’s like saying everyone in Texas is a Republican or everyone in California is a Democrat. There are trends, but it’s never clear cut
It’s funny how chat thinks they understand American politics at all. Don’t they realize the parties have changed over time? This was relatively recently when it comes to history but 200 years is still enough time for major political change. What am I even thinking, over half of chat is probably under age anyways, I don’t know what I was expecting. Edit: Idk why but at the part of the video where it talked about Lincoln being fed up with McClellans inaction and taking things into his own hands, I saw someone in chat use the quote “Fine, I’ll do it myself” and it just made me laugh out loud. Chat is uneducated as hell but I’ll admit their reactions can be really funny at times, and props to them for (mostly) acting appropriately to Willie and Lincoln’s deaths.
No, laws do not define people. Laws are made, changed for people... the laws are influenced by people. So, to answer the question... what made them different was that the profit or the wealth or greater survival of that part relied on slavery, while the other did not need to rely on such. Thus, if both parts relied on slavery & had no alternative way... no civil war or if both did not need to rely on slavery, no civil war.
I've been worried about how people know next to nothing about history, but seeing his chat makes me think that people now days may not be intellectually capable of understanding it.
It is the dumbest arguement. Lincoln did so much shitty impeachable, racist shit and people attack him on something he didn't do. It isn't hard to criticize Lincoln, you don't have to make shit up.
Knowing American civil war history thoroughly then watching this for the first time is actually hilarious the way it played out through oversimplified 😂
For my theology class I did a project on John Brown and if his actions were justified. It was surprisingly hard to do because I had to use Aristotelian philosophy along with some others. Needless to say what he did for the abolition was huge
@@yoloswaggins7121 i agree, but when looking a philosophical formulas and taking away my personal feeling his actions were completely not justified, except for the utilitarian philosophy backs it up
@@jotarokujo1317 Why weren't they justified? I'm not making a utilitarian argument btw. I just think that it is good to fight injustice, and if the injustice you are fighting is an explicitly violent one, then I believe violence is justified. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but Brown didn't hurt any civilians. He hurt slave owners and slave hunters, which imo is totally justified because they were using violence to enforce their injustice
@@yoloswaggins7121 yeah i forget exactly bcuz it was like 3 years ago when i did the assignment but it wasn’t completely because he killed the slave owners it had to do with the people he killed and their seemingly innocent families. I am in mo way condoning the slave owners and I personally agree that he was a hero. I was just trying to highlight that there are still discussions today to see if he was justified or not. Also sorry for forgetting😅
@@jotarokujo1317 Okay fair enough. If he killed innocent civilians then that was not justified. Killing the children of slave owners is obviously wrong. The wives of slave owners is a more complicated issue. Many of them participated but I guess you could argue that women had less agency back then and were sort of powerless to affedt their husbands' behaviour
@39:30 No joke, that bean guy reminded me of my first firefight in Afghanistan, where I legitimately saw a dude just fixing his roof in the middle of the battle. I was just really confused why he would be more concerned with his roof than with himself and his family’s safety, Priorities I guess. And that’s not even the strangest thing I saw during that particular battle, as one of the TC (Truck Commander) had what we think was probably dysentery during the firefight, so here’s this SSG just hanging his ass out of the truck while we’re taking fire from the Taliban (when you gotta go you gotta go, I guess). 🦦
he died , but died as hero such inspiring story , a man gave all what he could in order to accomplish an honored goal , the Americans should really mention this hero more often , leader like that should not be forgotten
4:00 Not really, the culture was product of the natural resources. Because the south had a better climate for growing crops, they grew the crops. For the south land owners the best way to grow their crops to maximize profit was to use slaves. The laws were based around the ideology, the ideology was based around the economy, and the economy was based around the land.
I cried a bit, if anything this war showed us who we can be, and that as a country we are stronger. When there is hate among us it makes no sense, this is one country where we come from all over the world. Lincoln was a great man, and he’s one of my biggest idols.
@@-scrim Imagine hating America for slavery, not to mention the fact that slavery still goes on all around the globe and goes unchecked, and instead we're arguing about phony white privilege and discrimination of blacks, the simple fact is those people who survived that horrific world war 2 event had no problem making their way to the top in a generation in the country they were terrorized in. This notion of equality among races is just nonsensical justification for anti white propaganda. It's okay to make fun of whites, you even get praised for it now, but SWITCHING the words white and black in sentences can have a significantly different reaction from people. The media has told us whites are different, whites are okay to be made fun of, whites are different, whites are different. It's social engineering to the highest degree, and the people in our society have been hardwired to think that whites are "privileged," blacks are "underrepresented," "diversity is our strength." The truth is already here with South Africa and the white (word that rhymes with henocide) that's going on there. Whites have been nice to blacks in modern America and Europe, but the same can't be said for the reverse in South Africa. It's time that we need to ask some tough questions as a nation. Is diversity really making us stronger? Are white people really the enemy? Who overrepresents the media, government, and Hollywood in America? What is deemed by the public okay and not okay to talk about and why? What is the ultimate goal of the anti white and Christian rhetoric? You need to seriously find your own answers to these questions and then come to what you see as a sensible resolution.
5:20 to expand on that point, people of darker skinned genetics prosper in hotter/sunnier areas. The darker skin requires more sunlight due to adaptation to the African climate. So a slave in the hot south was probably in better health condition than a free black in New England
3:10 nooooooooooooooo The states are separated for clarification. In reality boarder states were open to both sides of the argument. Like most people...
Yeah dude I hate that chat was almost entirely egging him on and agreeing with him. the borders meant literally nothing it was specific peoples opinions just like modern blue vs red states, it’s only what the majority thought 🤦♂️
3:30 What decides the reason as to why the political climates were so different and still are is literally the enviromental climate. The North being temperate and perfect for factories as there is colder weather which before air conditioning, this was the only way for factory workers to not die from heat exhaustion. In the south with the subtropical climate which is perfect for growing cash crops such as tobacco, cotton, and sugar cane meaning that the two's industries are completely different. Although only the top 1% of southerners owned slaves, southerners believed that this war was a war against the southern traditions and culture of farming. (:
I love it when revisionists try to act like nearly anyone, of any party, was pro-diversity or anti-slavery purely for the good of the slaves and so forth PepeLaugh
Slaves were not stolen from their homeland. They were prisoners of rival tribes who were sold to jewish merchants who them shipped them to the Caribbean, Middle east and Americas.
*Xqc asking a bunch of 12 year olds how U.S state boarding laws worked in 1809* 😂
😂😂😂😂😂 so funny LMFAOOOO🔥🔥🔥🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌
I love they literally explained why the south was racist and the north wasn't and he ignored it and asked his chat lol...smdh...the south was agricultural mecca while the north which has worse weather obviously was more industrial cause crops weren't growing there you didn't have really any farmland in the north lol which basically made the south need slaves to work the fields while the northerners had easier factory jobs and it was better for the economy to have backs working and being capitalists...slavery didn't make sense anymore in the north which is why it was a economy choice not really a moral one...i'm sure lincoln used it to get elected but in his heart he clearly wanted it to end too but he knew its not that simple living in racist times it would hurt him to be labeled a abolitionist so he walked the fine line very well so you couldn't call him that without lying he made it clear the south could keep their slaves not that he wanted them to but he knew the nation had to stay united even through the civil war until he just got pissed and made it about slavery and killed many for it
now slam 😂
Asmosis Jones now slam 😂
@@JaeyXVI At least he's not using TWITCH emotes on UA-cam LMAO
My cheekbones saved the Union.
Yooo my guy
I see you on every Civil War related video. Noice
PXISON He not dead, he typed that comment. There is internet and electronics in heaven.
PXISON If you look at his join date, it’s 1820 backwards, he joined UA-cam while he was still alive.
Lincoln is rolling on his grave from what current murica is doing right now lmao
ADHD andy managed to watch this whole thing.
Haha
I'm surprised too.
He likes history I think, he even knew who mcarthur was when it was a question on who wants to be a millionaire the "I shall return" quote
@@mr.mangles8730 damn, that’s crazy. You have the link to the video?
@@mr.mangles8730 give him the link WeirdChamp
that one guy who kept spamming elf cheeks throughout the entire vod must be so proud of himself
Hey, his dad here I’m proud of him
@fastrally ☭ i’m disappointed in both of you
@@theepicjs5541 you’re pretending to be a dad because you don’t have the real deal
@fastrally ☭ he saved us
One guy in chat said “who cares xqcskip”
That’s how u know he’s in 1st grade
LOLSKU115 probably eu not giving a shit about american history
@@tarzate5668 blaming everything on EU WeirdChamp, im European and im interested in history of almost everything.. shut the fuck up you Pepega
@@tarzate5668 I mean unless their historians why should they unless it’s important to them? Most Americans can’t even name every European country so why should they learn about us if we don’t learn about them?
@@petrkdn8224 And that's your opinion pepega
Uhhhhh all European countries? Lemme think... China, Brazil, and West Virginia!
John Wilkes Booth WeirdChamp
@John Wilkes Booth weirdchamp
universal WeirdChamp
John Wilkes Booth PogU
@@feelsweirdman5054 WutFace
@@feelsweirdman5054 WeirdChamp
Xqc describing John Wilkes Booth as the “cucklord with the pistol” is the epitome of why he’s peak content.
Had me rolling KEKW
No XQC is garbage
What 😊
Bro said xqc is peek content 💀💀
Hell since it been invented, one third of history has been effected by some “cucklord with a pistol”. World War I? - cucklord with a pistol. Hitler’s suicide? - cucklord with a pistol. There are others. Throw in political assassinations done with a rifle and that’s probably half of history.
When he said that the south was hotter and that is was better for more hard labor, why did chat question mark it? He’s literally right lmao
It was better for large plantation which needed more slaves for hard labour not better for hard labour
@@Bruh-hq1hxyea that’s what I meant. Maybe I should of said that it was better for slave labor but thats still what I meant
Chat took better as him condoning it that’s why he rephrased himself. Still we know that’s not what he was saying and chat with cmonbruh spam anything related to race
I know, he was literally just stating the facts. It's not like he said it was a good thing that it was better for them
@@gyndrath2618 just because its better for them doesn't excuse it, it didn't then and shouldn't now it was awful and will always be. you dont just try to argue for slavery it looks bad upon itself. you have to word it almost in a way where you are not condoning it.
I´m not american, yet the ending was truly emotional.
Inspirational nationality and perservering leader in times of the greatedt change for the world aswell
One hell of a twist, god
I know.
Same
He might've been able to lead reconstruction way better and also may have led civil rights a hundred years early. It's a shame his vice president was an evil bastard. Rot in hell, Andrew Johnson for what you did and also didn't do.
@@anoon- I'll drink to that. Fuck you Mr. Johnson!
Me reading the twitch chat: "there seems to be no intelligent life here"
Yah, i saw a few people happy for Lincoln dying and saying fake news to the whole video... Damn...
yeah…something about people spamming “sadge” and “widepeeposad” emotes during the part that seriously talked about slavery just didn’t sit right with me 😕
Dude i bet they don't even know who the founding fathers were
@@aieo471 Well tbf. They are literal children
I don't care what anybody thinks, xqc is the biggest dumbass ever and he doesn't deserve his fame.
I love how so many people in chat watch this and make comments of the current mindset, forgetting that everything in the videos happened over 150 years ago. The mindset of the 1800s was far different than today.
they're like 14 years old what do you expect
Most people back then were also VERY religious. Even the hardcore Christians today were nothing like the men and women in the 19th century.
Brotherhood are you saying the pope and other religious people are nothing compared to some random farmers that where forced to follow Christianity?
Its effects are still hurting black people in America.
@@noddlefoodle5691 and? My point still stands. It has been much worse, as the recent events wouldn't have made the news if the 1800s shared our technology. But, that's because there was a different mindset. One shouldn't judge, based on the mindset of today, the people of the past. After all, the mindset of the past is always different than the mindset of the present or the future.
Remember, it was thought to be okay for an execution to be stoning or crucifixion. Now, those are barbaric in our eyes.
That's pretty cool, he's giving a shit enough to watch and ask questions to his chat.
This guy probably makes more than the average U.S. Attending Neurosurgeon.
He doesn't have to know this stuff. Plus he's Canadian. He just has to know the basics of finance so he doesn't get fucked over.
A year later and now we know that he definitely makes more than a neurosurgeon lmao.
@@Barcode184 Why you doubted that?
@@Barcode184 unfortunately
@@autonomousfortune753 if you think it is unfortunate why are you here contributing to his wealth?
Chat malds over x not knowing us history even though he was born in canada its so dumb
I actually teared up at the end when it talked abt Abe’s death then it showed the Lincoln Memorial and shit...i have no idea y,I’ve never once teared up on a fucking history lesson...FeelsStrongMan Clap
I also tear up at that.
It's alright to cry manly tears sometimes. And thanks for crying for me.
@@AbrahamLincoln4 Well you're a president who deserves it Mr. Lincoln.
He's got a statue in Edinburgh
Cringe
I understand that the us is a young country, but I can’t believe people still say it has no history
Tomato The U.S. has more interesting history in 200 years than some European countries have in thousands
@@ghost.patrols lmao bullshit. tell me one country in Europe that has less interesting history than US.
"No history" is obviously an exaggeration, but given that US had close to zero involvement in global politics until 20th century (and what comes later is more present than history), it makes sense that it's earlier history would be of little importance to those outside of US, i.e. most people. That's just how it works. Similarly, people know little about deeper history of Britain, France, China, Russia, etc., unless they were raised there - why would the US be an exception?
Mc Fusiak Andorra
@@deithyncarn8085 True 5head
Hilarious that he’s asking chat about the intricacies of American culture in the 19th century when majority of the people he’s asking haven’t taken a US History course yet
I've heard this story hundreds of times, but for some reason that ending made me emotional
3:05 "Chat, does that mean that, that that ssshh exaggy at this one line the ideologies were very very deep. And and one's uhm on one side and on the exact opposite iscrazy theexaop and what controls that? Just just people, society or like the way that dahbbeda states sees the rule and the laws nshit"
Lmfaoooo
I love that he didn’t skip the sponsors.
If you just pretend chat is being sarcastic and not ignorant 12 yr olds, they're actually hilarious😂
5head idea, makes it way funnier
10:34 lmao chat saying „too far NA“ without bringing up the thousands of other nations that have used slavery with even hundreds owning more slaves then American during the times they allowed it, „too far slave owners“
Slavery wasn’t the unthinkable sin we see it as today, but antebellum America was definitely behind the curve with regard to abolition. The founding fathers debated the issue almost 100 years earlier but ultimately felt it would resolve itself over time. Had it not been for the invention of the cotton gin that might have actually proven true. By the mid-19th century, slave labor was simply too valuable and greed won out over morality.
@@None-lx8kj morality may not have even been in the question, it was likely thought to be just an ok thing to do since there hadn't been any anti slave actions ever at that point.
Honestly, watching the ending makes me a tad emotional partially because of the fact that it warms my heart to think that the president who made it all happen, who fought for the freedom of so many is actually treated as an icon while the murderer is denounced. The reason I have to mention it as a heartwarming fact is because I live in a country where at the moment, the founding father of the nation is being denounced while the guy who murdered him is held up as an icon (Mahatma Gandhi being the founding father, his murderer being Nathuram Godse). Sign of the times.
Have they always denounced Gandhi or is this more recent?
@@Failedwizard1 Quite recent, I'd say around 2013-14 is when it started growing exponentially when the political party that won the election was from the same group from which Gandhi's assassin was born.
People here in the states see him as a hero
Gandhi didn't do shit, if anything he delayed our freedom by decades
@@GaryTurbo because you guys don't know the truth, Gandhi didn't do much, and was very racist
"guys guys,i spammed cmonbruh for an hour,am i woke yet?"
Normies got really mad PepeLaugh
FeelsWeirdMan you watch xqc normie
Holy shit twitch kids actually have no social skill lmao
@@feelsweirdman5054 it's weird seeing xqc watchers call anyone a normie when they're literally watching the biggest streamer on twitch lmao
@@feelsweirdman5054 Imagine being on Twitch and spamming cmonBruh every time a black person is mentioned and then calling anyone else a normie. Lmfao
Abraham Lincoln FeelsStrongMan
i'm not even american and i feel proud
Chat spamming cmonbruh for hour straight
Twitch chatter "kdub2190" said: "He [Abraham Lincoln] had no intention of ending slavery, never spoke about it until AFTER the war started." That is extremely ignorant, and a pure display of historical illiteracy. Chatters like him ruin chat overall. If you know anything of history, it is made quite clear in Lincoln's personal writings that he hated slavery and believed it to be immoral. Yet the majority of Americans, even Northerners, did not share this sentiment. The issue of slavery to most was not for ethical reasons, but merely because they believed it to be an inferior economic system. Lincoln knew that to get the support he needed, he had to make it clear that his intentions were Union first, slavery second. It was an appeal to the voter population, not a reflection of his actual beliefs. We see similar things happen today. For example, Obama stating that marriage is the bond between a man and a woman, seemingly being against gay marriage. Why? Because that was the popular sentiment at the time. Before and after the war, Lincoln hated slavery and wanted it to end. Quote from him: "I am naturally anti-slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong."
Although what he said was untrue, Abraham gets way too much credit for the union's victory.
They're half correct.
@@losaface4 How?
@@number6338 You think more credit should go to the generals?
@@Divinemakyr Lincoln did speak about slavery on multiple occasions before the war, even before his presidency. But he had no intention on ending slavery or giving black people the same rights as white people. He did it only because he thought it would help bring the war to a quicker end and a save the union.
While he did see slavery as a moral evil and found it absolutely abhorrent, his fundamental goal within the war and in his presidency was to preserve the union.
The chat is the most brain dead thing ever
xqc chat are literally my last 2 brain cells
It’s because all of them are literal 8 years old too ignorant to understand anything
@@yeshaw984 they're pretending and being sarcastic
@@angel_withaflamethrower seems like someone was in the chat
@@snekback. I don't even wach xqcow anymore, you pathetic normie its kind of obvious that you don't know anything about twitch lmao
Watching chat be completely incompetent regarding US History during this video is spectacular and triggering at the same time.
Man, im 13 and i even know half of the history in america, im not even american im asian. No matter how good you are there always an asian who is even better.
@@heisenberg744 ? Lol
@@enderbartnik3148 Jk im just being sarcastic.
The ending of the video had me tear up, it’s so inspirational
That ending is one of the very few things that make me proud to be American
KKona damn right brother
@@monke2361 good one, dude
At 7:25 I think hes talking about Gangs of New York but i might be wrong
John Brown absolutely carried everyone
Until he got folded like a fucking omelette
@@sandman5587 rolled
@@sandman5587 john brown got ganked unfair battle ngl
Well he killed innocents who didn’t even own slaves. He certainly wasn’t carrying anyone while dead either…
carried himself to the hell
Apparently the girl telling Lincoln to grow a beard is true lol
3:08 no felix it’s not a clear cutoff line😂more of a grey area. That’s like saying everyone in Texas is a Republican or everyone in California is a Democrat. There are trends, but it’s never clear cut
Yeah, West Virginia is near the border right and they didn't join the rest of Virginia
It’s funny how chat thinks they understand American politics at all. Don’t they realize the parties have changed over time? This was relatively recently when it comes to history but 200 years is still enough time for major political change. What am I even thinking, over half of chat is probably under age anyways, I don’t know what I was expecting.
Edit: Idk why but at the part of the video where it talked about Lincoln being fed up with McClellans inaction and taking things into his own hands, I saw someone in chat use the quote “Fine, I’ll do it myself” and it just made me laugh out loud. Chat is uneducated as hell but I’ll admit their reactions can be really funny at times, and props to them for (mostly) acting appropriately to Willie and Lincoln’s deaths.
Twitch chat is just a spam of edgy teenagers. Partisan politics is truly a cancer.
what were they saying? I wasn't reading chat
@@thevoid4060 same guy spamming over and over old democrats = modern democrats. all u have to do is show them the electoral map of 1960 and then 1964
KKK to JFK
>Taking chat this seriously
Pepelaugh Oh no no no
bruh my respect went up for xQc when he didnt skip the ad
Sherman didn’t go far enough. What a gigachad. 50:09
It’s cool to see someone respecting there ads
Abe's assassination PepeHands
No, laws do not define people.
Laws are made, changed for people... the laws are influenced by people. So, to answer the question... what made them different was that the profit or the wealth or greater survival of that part relied on slavery, while the other did not need to rely on such. Thus, if both parts relied on slavery & had no alternative way... no civil war or if both did not need to rely on slavery, no civil war.
10:11 this genuinely made my jaw drop, a genuinely serious explanation as to why slavery needed to be ended and he just casually goes “WeirdChamp”
I've been worried about how people know next to nothing about history, but seeing his chat makes me think that people now days may not be intellectually capable of understanding it.
most of xqc's viewers are from the USA bro, our public education system is dogshit, and our cultural understanding of history is even worse lmao
@@Starman256 Dude, I've taken us history like 3 times. They have no excuse to not know about the civil war.
24:00 no, not hypocritical. The union put them to paid work, not slave work
People nowadays are smearing Abe’s reputation as playing him as if he was the bad guy. Truly disrespectful.
thats racism apologists for you
Odds are it's the right, since Lincoln was friends with Karl Marx. (Pen pals, they never actually met, but they did exchange letters)
@@speedy01247 lol ive never seen an argument against abe that involved that
@@speedy01247 even if true why tf is that bad lmao marx was a philosephor and thats it he didnt do anything other than write
you can see xQc get flashbanged everytime the screen turns white
"LINCOLN HAD SLAVES" pepega clap
It's ironic because that myth was started by the Confederacy
@@creativename1072 lost cause myth is the saddest shit ever.
It is the dumbest arguement. Lincoln did so much shitty impeachable, racist shit and people attack him on something he didn't do.
It isn't hard to criticize Lincoln, you don't have to make shit up.
@Maximillien Robespierre the largest mass execution in US history, 38 Native Americans were hanged.
@@llamas3655 lol how is he racist? He literally set the slaves free and saw them as actual people.
Knowing American civil war history thoroughly then watching this for the first time is actually hilarious the way it played out through oversimplified 😂
For my theology class I did a project on John Brown and if his actions were justified. It was surprisingly hard to do because I had to use Aristotelian philosophy along with some others. Needless to say what he did for the abolition was huge
I would say his actions were completely justified.
@@yoloswaggins7121 i agree, but when looking a philosophical formulas and taking away my personal feeling his actions were completely not justified, except for the utilitarian philosophy backs it up
@@jotarokujo1317 Why weren't they justified?
I'm not making a utilitarian argument btw. I just think that it is good to fight injustice, and if the injustice you are fighting is an explicitly violent one, then I believe violence is justified.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but Brown didn't hurt any civilians. He hurt slave owners and slave hunters, which imo is totally justified because they were using violence to enforce their injustice
@@yoloswaggins7121 yeah i forget exactly bcuz it was like 3 years ago when i did the assignment but it wasn’t completely because he killed the slave owners it had to do with the people he killed and their seemingly innocent families. I am in mo way condoning the slave owners and I personally agree that he was a hero. I was just trying to highlight that there are still discussions today to see if he was justified or not. Also sorry for forgetting😅
@@jotarokujo1317 Okay fair enough. If he killed innocent civilians then that was not justified. Killing the children of slave owners is obviously wrong. The wives of slave owners is a more complicated issue. Many of them participated but I guess you could argue that women had less agency back then and were sort of powerless to affedt their husbands' behaviour
@39:30 No joke, that bean guy reminded me of my first firefight in Afghanistan, where I legitimately saw a dude just fixing his roof in the middle of the battle. I was just really confused why he would be more concerned with his roof than with himself and his family’s safety, Priorities I guess.
And that’s not even the strangest thing I saw during that particular battle, as one of the TC (Truck Commander) had what we think was probably dysentery during the firefight, so here’s this SSG just hanging his ass out of the truck while we’re taking fire from the Taliban (when you gotta go you gotta go, I guess). 🦦
thanks for your service brother o7
Booth really was an intergalactic weirdchamp. fkn love xqc
he died , but died as hero
such inspiring story , a man gave all what he could in order to accomplish an honored goal , the Americans should really mention this hero more often , leader like that should not be forgotten
Dude Lincoln is considered our greatest president and we have multiple monuments to him.
LETS FUCKING GO ITS BACK UP HOLY SHIT
HELL YE COMRADE
FUCK YEAH BROTHA
John Brown did nothing wrong.
Fax the most bad ass man in history if you ask me
Wish I could grow a beard like that
i was tearing up near the end, and im not even american
Lincoln was such an epic man. Future generations will remember him 😢
xQc actually kept up really well.
Xqc should react to the revolutionary war 3head, oh wait, that could cause an NA vs EU war since the US won that war but people might get mad about it
CHAT WAR PogU
with some help from France :)
@@Penne. what's a France
@@s1mplyyuvi871 whats your grade in english?
@@Penne. what's your GPA you dumbass it was a joke
The movie hes talking bout is the one with Leonardo Decaprio. Gangs of New York.
this was 2 years ago Aware
You know, say what you want about Lincoln, but as far as US presidents go, he was one of the better ones.
From a purely geo political viewpoint, I'd say he easily takes the prize of best president. No president has ever faced such an immense challenge.
4:00 Not really, the culture was product of the natural resources. Because the south had a better climate for growing crops, they grew the crops. For the south land owners the best way to grow their crops to maximize profit was to use slaves. The laws were based around the ideology, the ideology was based around the economy, and the economy was based around the land.
Thanks for saying the same thing the video did
dude xqc hears about slavery and says "weirdchamp" 😭
Man I hate his Chat, wish I was there to answer his questions with correct info
honest w for xqc not skipping his ads
Love how the whole chat is laughing Hysterically at the butt jokes and shit yet didn’t find South Park funny at all when xqc watched it
south park isnt funny so all is well.
I always get the chills whenever I see that statue of lincoln.
I cried a bit, if anything this war showed us who we can be, and that as a country we are stronger. When there is hate among us it makes no sense, this is one country where we come from all over the world. Lincoln was a great man, and he’s one of my biggest idols.
Do you love his white supremacy and anti-diversity views too?
X no ones perfect but I think his goods outweighs his wrongs
X what? I’m a “Minority” and he never had such views, not that I remember...
@X lmao mind telling me where you got that from?
@@-scrim Imagine hating America for slavery, not to mention the fact that slavery still goes on all around the globe and goes unchecked, and instead we're arguing about phony white privilege and discrimination of blacks, the simple fact is those people who survived that horrific world war 2 event had no problem making their way to the top in a generation in the country they were terrorized in. This notion of equality among races is just nonsensical justification for anti white propaganda. It's okay to make fun of whites, you even get praised for it now, but SWITCHING the words white and black in sentences can have a significantly different reaction from people. The media has told us whites are different, whites are okay to be made fun of, whites are different, whites are different. It's social engineering to the highest degree, and the people in our society have been hardwired to think that whites are "privileged," blacks are "underrepresented," "diversity is our strength." The truth is already here with South Africa and the white (word that rhymes with henocide) that's going on there. Whites have been nice to blacks in modern America and Europe, but the same can't be said for the reverse in South Africa. It's time that we need to ask some tough questions as a nation. Is diversity really making us stronger? Are white people really the enemy? Who overrepresents the media, government, and Hollywood in America? What is deemed by the public okay and not okay to talk about and why? What is the ultimate goal of the anti white and Christian rhetoric? You need to seriously find your own answers to these questions and then come to what you see as a sensible resolution.
5:20 to expand on that point, people of darker skinned genetics prosper in hotter/sunnier areas. The darker skin requires more sunlight due to adaptation to the African climate. So a slave in the hot south was probably in better health condition than a free black in New England
bruh
@@qaiser648 What bruh? He is right. If you have dark skin and live in colder climates you will have health problems. Its logical
@@Zeralop you’ll have a harder time getting vitamin d, how is that a worse health condition than chattel slavery
besides temperature is irrelevant its about sunlight
XQC In a Nutshell: So since 1+1=2 so 1+2=3, that’s crazy man
I wish the oversimplified civil war videos had mentioned Cassius Clay
Mohammad Ali
3:10 nooooooooooooooo The states are separated for clarification. In reality boarder states were open to both sides of the argument. Like most people...
Yeah dude I hate that chat was almost entirely egging him on and agreeing with him. the borders meant literally nothing it was specific peoples opinions just like modern blue vs red states, it’s only what the majority thought 🤦♂️
Napoléon, single-handedly has more balls, aura, and genius than every British lad in all existence
Ngl I got a Lil teary eyed near towards the end.
5:20 that’s actually a very good reasoning
who else loves xqc and over simplified but damn i didnt know he watches these videos
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I had ancestors that fought on both sides. Im proud of both of them.
Meanwhile, a civil war is going on in xqcs chat between the cmonbruh alliance and the KKona brotherhood LULW
John Wilks Booth=Intergalactical Weirdchamp dude
Very eloquent :p
the fact that everyone went from applauding to posting monkas when booth appeared
I love how no one in chat understood that the Democratic and Republican party switched in the early 20th century, truly comical.
NEVER HAPPENED BROTHER KKonaW
most people dont really care to learn about these things, sad really
2:26 it was not unforseen, it was intentional
watching this to study for my history exam xd
never thought i would see “LEE PogU” ever in my life
Killer Bean was Lincolns killer pogchamp
3:30 What decides the reason as to why the political climates were so different and still are is literally the enviromental climate. The North being temperate and perfect for factories as there is colder weather which before air conditioning, this was the only way for factory workers to not die from heat exhaustion. In the south with the subtropical climate which is perfect for growing cash crops such as tobacco, cotton, and sugar cane meaning that the two's industries are completely different. Although only the top 1% of southerners owned slaves, southerners believed that this war was a war against the southern traditions and culture of farming.
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The division that led up to the civil war is very similar to the division we have now. Like really similar
the assassination of Lincoln is so sad
Just finish the video and realize its 1h long
Ikr
This is why i love history man
Ah so America has always been internally divided
He’s joining the zombie apocalypse.
It's better if you visual tune out chat
Chat was pretty good but sometimes the shit people say is just off the chain
Harriet Tubman FeelStrongMan Clap
Why did someone put the pogchamp emote over Lincoln's assassination
Oversimplified: So John Brown was-
xQc: OMG GUYS SO I SAW THIS MOVIE
I love it when revisionists try to act like nearly anyone, of any party, was pro-diversity or anti-slavery purely for the good of the slaves and so forth PepeLaugh
yeah, the majority were only anti-slavery for political or economic reasons, and not for moral reasons.
Except John Brown rip
@@thevoid4060 abe lincoln didn't like it either tho and pretty much a'lot of people who also hated like john brown's family and others
abe lincoln and john brown and his family hated slavery tho and so did a'lot of ambolishinist
1000000000 views Yeah, it’s sad that it wasn’t for the right reason but at least they were anti slavery
John Brown would disagree and many more like him
Elf ass: Shows up
Chat: I lost KreyGasm
Slaves were not stolen from their homeland. They were prisoners of rival tribes who were sold to jewish merchants who them shipped them to the Caribbean, Middle east and Americas.
Smart guy
i'm sure a lot of them were stolen from their homeland too tho
Coteh fuck off with your antisemitism
@@コリンウォールド how is that anti semitism you fucking moron
Justifying slavery
Man really said John Wilkes booth is weird champ💀💀💀
6:00 my state pogU
Mine too
Same. Im from Houston
@@imperify7671 San Antonio