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I don't count a generation as 30 years. I count it this way:The reparations weren’t based upon race. Plus they were paid to the actual victims, not their descendants. It was also a much smaller number
So you had at least one ancestor who was a slave in 1910? Tell us more. A generation is thirty years.
I know how you can avoid paying for any of it. MOVE to another country.You expect people to work and keep paying for this bullshit. We are done.
Or….stay out of leftist states that want to hand over more money to blacks because ancestors they never met were slaves, and make people who were never slaveholders pay for it.I know how you can avoid paying for any of it. MOVE to another country.
If this is a state law, it won't need to be passed by the House of Representitives will it?
OK. I understand.The US House does not need to pass state laws from any state. But the question is funding, if CA wants federal assistance then the US House would have to authorize that expenditure. That's all I meant, I don't see where CA can find that kind of money without getting it from the US Gov't.
Having lived your entire life under a system that gives you first crack at schooling and employment opportunities, the question you SHOULD be asking is why you feel justified in shaking down the government for free money which has been taken from people who do not enjoy your considerable privilege.I know how you can avoid paying for any of it. MOVE to another country.
The standard definition of a generation is thirty years. You can say whatever you want, but you can't force the rest of us to acknowledge your nonsense.I don't count a generation as 30 years. I count it this way:
My great grandfather was born a slave in 1954
My grandfather , his son, was born in 1879
My Mom was born in 1913
I was born in 1955.
So, that 3 generations from me.
Besides, her great-grandfather, whom she never met, was a free man by the time he was 12. Then came her grandfather, born in 1879 and whom she MIGHT have met s a child. (If she was born in ‘55, her grandfather was ALREADY 76.) Then came her Mom, two generations past the 10-year-old slave boy. And then her, nearly 100 years after slavery.The standard definition of a generation is thirty years. You can say whatever you want, but you can't force the rest of us to acknowledge your nonsense.
Because they know every buttreamingasshole in CA will vote for it.It may be coming, but that doesn't make it right. Why would anyone 10 generations removed from the effects of slavery be entitled to monetary reparations?
Because they know every buttreamingasshole in CA will vote for it.
The universally accepted definition of a generation is thirty years. You are entitled to your own opinion, but not your own “facts.”I don't count a generation as 30 years. I count it this way:
My great grandfather was born a slave in 1954
My grandfather , his son, was born in 1879
My Mom was born in 1913
I was born in 1955.
So, that 3 generations from me.
Nope. Taxpayers will move out of California to avoid being fiscally raped by the government. As it is, almost all of the proper fleeing California are taxpayers, this will make it worse. With the taxpayers gone, where do you think the liberals will get the money? They can’t print it like D.C. can, so they will have to nationalize Whatever industry will be left and that won’t work because owners will walk away and California has a bad record for fiscal responsibility and will kill the golden goose.You cuck whites can cosplay all you like reparations are coming and all you white Republican tax payers in California will helping to foot the bill.
It won't pass the muster in the courts.You cuck whites can cosplay all you like reparations are coming and all you white Republican tax payers in California will helping to foot the bill.
Are you stereotyping African-Americans? Shame on you. Next you'll be saying all African-American men are well endowed.Good time to invest into Newport's and Malt liquor.
Can't Gov Newsom pass the Reparations Bill as an Executive Order?It won't pass the muster in the courts.
If CA is like the federal government, the chief executive cannot single-handedly decide to give money out, particularly when it goes only to a specific race. It has to go through the legislative body.Can't Gov Newsom pass the Reparations Bill as an Executive Order?
By way of further explanation, see the link below. The mayor of San Francisco couldn’t just decide to give out free money to people of a specific race….it has to be approved by the Board of Supervisors.Can't Gov Newsom pass the Reparations Bill as an Executive Order?
as long as it helps destroy the USA liberals will love it naturallyYeah - OF COURSE a state that never practiced slavery should give big sums of moner to people who never experienced any.
