Why were blacks allowed to stick around after the Civil War?

For the same reason it didn't happen among free blacks in the North before the civil war.

Liberia sucks, and nobody wants to go there.

>>2275793
>Why were blacks allowed to stick around after the Civil War?

The same reason you're allowed to stick around.

>Why was Abraham Lincoln's "Send all the Darkies back to Africa" plan never put into effect?

That was never his plan. But Liberia does exist.

>>2275819
>That was never his plan

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>>2275793
>Why was Abraham Lincoln's "Send all the Darkies back to Africa" plan never put into effect?

I sure wonder goy. I sure wonder.

>>2275826

That shows you're wrong, idiot. He never wanted to forcefully deport "all the darkies."

>Why was Abraham Lincoln's "Send all the Darkies back to Africa" plan never put into effect?

Because that """""plan""""" is a stormfag maymay.

Lincoln supported helping former slaves to go """""back""""" to Africa until about mid-way through the war when some prominent black folks told him "lolno"

>>2275793
1. Was not a concrete plan
2. He got shot
3. 13th and 14th amendments

>>2275816
The people that went were people who were rich as fuck and in many cases pretty exceptionally mixed.

>>2275878

I think they said lolno because from what I heard they knew that America would not support them in anyway as settlers or colonists (on top of most likely attempting to strip citizenship and go "lel you on your own".) which was true since the pilot project on a small island in Haiti failed due to the organisations tremendous fuck ups that killed the blacks who went to the island.

Essentially all the blacks living in America by 1860 were thoroughly American. They spoke english, practiced christianity and had essentially no link whatsoever to their ancestor's homeland in Africa. Only a tiny fraction of them wanted to go to Africa and any plan to forcibly ship them there would have just lead to widespread violence & unrest.

The colonization plan was from the very start a half-baked idea and a pipe-dream solution to the race problem.

>>2276016

Not to mention it would have been logistically completely impossible even if every single black person wanted to go.

>>2276047
I doubt this part.

It was logistically possible to ship them here, and they didn't want to go that time.

>>2276054
>It was logistically possible to ship them here

Yeah, over two hundred years with profit as the motivation retard.

Now how do you do it in twenty with no profit as the motivation?