Nowhere did Jefferson or Lincoln advocate murder and violence in place of the Constitution and the ballot box.
Either you can't read - or you can't understand. It's not much use debating the ignorant.
Please enlighten us, where specifically did Jefferson, then Lincoln advocate the use of murder and violence in lieu of the ballot box?
Jefferson merely said a "little rebellion", which does not condone the use of murder and violence. A "little rebellion" would be along the lines of what Dr. King practiced. So where did Jefferson and Lincoln advocate murder and violence?
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