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DIXIE'S LAND Performed by Knoxie Davis (Recorded Aug 3, 2018)

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First published at 05:45 UTC on December 30th, 2019.

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The animation refers to Lincoln's playing of Dixie at the White House, after the war, as a way to mock Southerners.

UPDATE: A couple of people have had questions about my imagery in this video. I have to be clear, I am not saying that Linco…

The animation refers to Lincoln's playing of Dixie at the White House, after the war, as a way to mock Southerners.

UPDATE: A couple of people have had questions about my imagery in this video. I have to be clear, I am not saying that Lincoln is in Hell, nor that I wish for him or anybody else to go to Hell. (The scene takes place in front of the White House, after the war, where Lincoln had Dixie played. NOT in Hell.) The imagery was not meant for the long dead Lincoln. The demon winking is to remind conservatives and libertarians whom they are really praising when they praise the works of Lincoln. It is meant to take a swipe at the D'Souza-Conservatives who praise Lincoln as the savior of this Nation.

Cover and animation by Knoxie.

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