I'm talking about injustice, I don't know what you're crying about. It's not likely George Floyd's family would of ended up millionaires either but him being a victim of injustice has made them so.
I propose a commission to determine the depth of American discrimination against Black Americans.
I'm not. That's not what I'm doing at all. I don't care what their situation is now, I'm only concerned with justice for victims of injustice. The level of justice they deserve is determined by the level of injustice they suffered.
And? What does have to do with the discussion you and I are having?
That's what the commission is for.
What? Why do you think it's my responsibility to answer for what you have fantasized some Black people saying?
Are you in full cosplay mode now? Maybe in your next post you can write me an evil monolog.
Because you don't believe in justice? Because you don't believe Black Americans were victims of injustice? Or because you think the injustice Black Americans suffered wasn't that bad?
My take is that your frightful fantasies amuse me.
I'm talking about injustice, I don't know what you're crying about. It's not likely George Floyd's family would of ended up millionaires either but him being a victim of injustice has made them so.
That’s because Floyd was killed by a police officer, we watched it happen, but you are apparently trying to meld all “injustice” into one pot and say “they all deserve millions”.
From what you have said, you are not even talking about the loss of generational wealth, you are simply saying that “injustice happened, everyone deserves to be wealthy”.
You suggest a commission to study the level of discrimination put upon the black community…so is this a “everyone gets the same” kind of deal or “assign levels of compensation dependent on level of discrimination”? The second would be nearly impossible because you could never accurately quantify the level of discrimination each person has suffered.
And? What does have to do with the discussion you and I are having?
Because there have been commissions already seated and some of them say that all black people get reparations and some say you have to prove you are a descendent, and there are those who suggest that some of these models be used nationwide.
What? Why do you think it's my responsibility to answer for what you have fantasized some Black people saying?
Because it’s not just “some black people”, it’s the majority. What do you think “systemic racism” is all about? If that’s what the majority of black people believe, then they will not feel justice has been done until they are in control of that system. Until such time as that happens, they would say that black people should receive ongoing reparations.
Because you don't believe in justice? Because you don't believe Black Americans were victims of injustice? Or because you think the injustice Black Americans suffered wasn't that bad?
I’m saying that the economic damage that was suffered would not equate to making every single eligible black person a multi millionaire, because as stated, not every black person would have ended up as a millionaire naturally.
My take is that your frightful fantasies amuse me.
My take is that you are avoiding the question because you know the problems it would cause…or you don’t care and think the problems are justified.
Also, in this whole thing you have to consider one other thing, if you were to make most black people multimillionaires, you are creating discrimination against all the rest of the people, who had no hand in the atrocities that were inflicted on black people. Youll be expecting that all black people can live high on the hog, free education, free homes, guaranteed income, over other people who had no part in the plight of black Americans. Plus, the harm that would be caused due to the shift in the economy would put a lot of white, Hispanic, Asian and others in ruin. Is this part of the deal?
You can’t address one without considering the impact of the rest. Imagine how the economy would suffer.
Let’s say ..30 million eligible black people were given 5 million, a free home of their choice, guaranteed income for life, and this extended to every black child when they turn 18 years old. Now, imagine the millions of people who would leave the employment market, so they can go to college full time, or just live off their money? Maybe some would start businesses. Production would go down, which means demand would soar, and prices would skyrocket…and the only ones who could afford to live would be those who had all this money.
Now…is this acceptable to you? Do you think those white folks deserve that?