What's the verdict on him?

Based. Remember kids, based is not always an endorsement.

>>17821064 (OP)
Take him out back behind the tool shed and shoot him.

>>17821064 (OP)
mega based. should be on mount rushmore over lincoln

>>17821064 (OP)
>ignoring the government good when I do it, but not when they do it
Explain.

>>17821119
when did jackson ignore the government?

>>17821064 (OP)
Really bad president, liked by smoothbrains.

>/his/tards are so low IQ these days they can't even shitpost about Andy
Giving internet access to ruralfags was a mistake

I only like him because of New Orleans and he makes fire water drinking feather fags seethe.

>>17821948
>fire water drinking feather fags
Most pathetic insult I've ever seen

>>17821978
Nigger

>>17821991
Do better faggot

>>17821064 (OP)
The good:
>first president to expand voting rights

The bad:
>Nullification Crisis
>slaughtered Native Americans
>Allegedly cruel to enslaved people

The interesting:
>Adopted a Native American boy
>prolific duelist
>first president born outside the original 13 colonies
>last president to be a veteran of the Revolutionary War

>>17821064 (OP)
Triggers liberal retards
Criminally underrated

Based for obliterating secessionists and generally being a badass

>>17821842
it's city cucks who are retards.

>>17822364
>>first president born outside the original 13 colonies
he was born in one of the carolinas
>last president to be a veteran of the Revolutionary War
eh he was a currier, he was only by the time hostilities ended at Yorktown

>>17821064 (OP)
Top 10 American President of all time

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waightstill_Avery


My ancestor had some great bants, enough to earn a duel with Andrew Jackson.

Both our families share names to this day as a result including me.

>my ancestor became best bros with andrew jackson in a duel

>>17822364
The only slaughter of natives that I'm aware of was during the Creek War, which was a back and forth affair on the frontier. The trail of tears was not a slaughter, even if a forced march was cruel. Jackson's legacy to the United States simply can not be understated. Even when he was simply a general without a political office, his nearly unilateral actions are what established U.S. control over most of the deep south. He is also the reason that the Spain sold Florida to us because he took it upon himself to go down there and beat their asses before subduing the Seminoles.

People don't like to hear it these days but his policy toward the Indians was essentially just to stop delaying the inevitable. Settlers were expanding out whether the government liked it or not, and leaving sovereign bands of Indians in control along the frontiers just meant never ending conflict. Back and forth massacres and an ever present threat that European powers could use Indian confederations as a threat against the U.S. That situation is untenable for any 19th century American with common sense and Jackson took the same approach that Sherman did in the Civil War. End the problem as swiftly as possible.

>>17822613
Damn I mixed that up with Lincoln trivia

>>17822671
>his nearly unilateral actions are what established U.S. control over most of the deep south
over most of the mid west and allowed for westward expansion. had the bongs seized new orelans westward expansion would have been impossible without another war

>>17822815
That is true but I was thinking more about his actions in Alabama and Florida, which often go overlooked. Both were still full of hostile Indians that were nominally allied with Britain and Spain, and he defeated literally all of them. He was easily the most important American commander and politician between the founding era of Presidents and the Civil War.

>>17821064 (OP)
Champion of the common man, enemy of the bankers.