This is from 1870, attributed to Abraham Lincoln. I'm not sure if it's so, but some say it is attributed.

From everything I can tell, it was not this Thornton fellow who took the issue with Hunko being given standing ovation at the event first, primarily. It was Jewish organizations like the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

These people are robbing non-white communities of their history. Alex has repeatedly tried to pass off a Frederick Douglass quote as being a Thomas Jefferson quote. And here, Dan Badanti is taking a Zapata quote and attributing it to Washington. They love the words, but they want a white person to be saying them.

A lot of the argument MacLamb tries to lay out in this Holocaust-denying video of his is based on the misuse of a headline from a 1941 publication, quote, I was Hitler's boss. Written anonymously at the time, but we now know it was written by Captain Carl Mayer.