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Originally Posted by Bureaucat
It's not the money. It's been so long since that era it would be impossible to administer. Do you include persons of color whose ancestors weren't American slaves, but migrated after the Civil War? If not, how do you separate them out? How many bureaucrats would you have to hire to try to administer this clusterf**k? How do you determine eligibility when the slaves never had birth certificates and records are spotty or non-existent. What about mixed races? Do they get 1/5 th or 1/20th of a share or whatever? I'm a liberal, but the idea of reparations 150+ years later is a non-starter.
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Do we need bureaucrats to give self-identified Black Americans the ability to opt out of social services?
And my suggestion was that to help blacks out, reparations should involve legalizing drugs. You don't need to check someones ancestry to pass such a law, since it would impact everyone.
Both of these options will save you a ton of money. Now would support reparations if it looked like this?