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AmericanKulak
2023 Mar 29, 4:27pm
AmericanKulak
2023 Mar 29, 4:27pm
Economists = "Scholars for dollars who manufacture studies based on plugging in ex rectum numbers"
From OP:
$1000 for baby mommas/month on top of the 2/3rd of them getting free housing, food stampts, EBT, and Medicaid.
From OP:
$1000 for baby mommas/month on top of the 2/3rd of them getting free housing, food stampts, EBT, and Medicaid.
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Misc
2023 Mar 29, 4:42pm
Yep, they want $800 billion for reparations for Blacks in California. This is up from the $640 billion they wanted just a couple of weeks ago.
This doesn't include an extra $1 million for EACH older Black due to lower life expectancy.
This doesn't include an extra $1 million for EACH older Black due to lower life expectancy.
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Misc
2023 Mar 29, 4:47pm
San Francisco, not to be outdone:
An advisory committee in San Francisco has recommended $5 million payouts, as well as guaranteed income of at least $97,000 and personal debt forgiveness for qualifying individuals.
An advisory committee in San Francisco has recommended $5 million payouts, as well as guaranteed income of at least $97,000 and personal debt forgiveness for qualifying individuals.
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clambo
2023 Mar 29, 4:54pm
I'm paying my 2022 reparations in April with my 1040.
Edit:
Didn't they already get their "reparations"; 40 acres and a mule?
Edit:
Didn't they already get their "reparations"; 40 acres and a mule?
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richwicks
2023 Mar 29, 5:14pm
richwicks
2023 Mar 29, 5:14pm
Misc says
It's not even serious. Remember when Biden promised $2000 for everybody if he got elected? Remember when there was going to be student loan relief?
This is just an attempt to keep blacks on the plantation for one more election cycle.
Yep, they want $800 billion for reparations for Blacks in California. This is up from the $640 billion they wanted just a couple of weeks ago.
This doesn't include an extra $1 million for EACH older Black due to lower life expectancy.
It's not even serious. Remember when Biden promised $2000 for everybody if he got elected? Remember when there was going to be student loan relief?
This is just an attempt to keep blacks on the plantation for one more election cycle.
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FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden
2023 Mar 29, 5:16pm
this is all a show. they’ll never vote on it. if they wanted to vote they’d already get y done.
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Misc
2023 Mar 29, 6:38pm
clambo says
Look tax donkey. This year's taxes pay for this year's injustices. You gotta dig deeper to pay for hundreds of years of injustice.
I'm paying my 2022 reparations in April with my 1040.
Look tax donkey. This year's taxes pay for this year's injustices. You gotta dig deeper to pay for hundreds of years of injustice.
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Shaman
2023 Mar 29, 7:22pm
Shaman
2023 Mar 29, 7:22pm
Yah it’s not serious. California has a 23 billion deficit. It’s flatly unable to pay for reparations, like at all.
They can ask for the moon and half the stars and it won’t matter. In the end this was all just empty promises to secure black minds on the democrat plantation.
They can ask for the moon and half the stars and it won’t matter. In the end this was all just empty promises to secure black minds on the democrat plantation.
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Misc
2023 Mar 29, 7:52pm
Just because there is a deficit doesn't mean that the deficit can't get bigger, or the favorite of Democrats --- taxes raised.
They have a super majority and need to virtue signal with your money...look what they've done for the illegals.
They have a super majority and need to virtue signal with your money...look what they've done for the illegals.
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Misc
2023 Mar 29, 8:49pm
The Fed bought $4.6 trillion worth of securities during its QE4 program starting in 2020. This was added to its prior $3.7 trillion of purchases. If the securities could be sold at today's prices (and if they tried to sell a significant amount it would drive down prices further) you would end up with a negative value of more than $1 trillion.
In one year, poof over $9 trillion was lost by unelected bureaucrats with no Congressional oversight. Don't expect anyone to be fired.
Blacks comprise about 43 million of the 330 million US population. That loss would be about $209000 per Black citizen (including children). That is not just for California, but for the US as a whole. Sure the Blacks would spend it on Ho's and blow, but the bankers just kinda wasted it.
I cannot do anything but make fun of our economic system.
https://www.mercatus.org/research/policy-briefs/federal-reserves-balance-sheet-costs-taxpayers
In one year, poof over $9 trillion was lost by unelected bureaucrats with no Congressional oversight. Don't expect anyone to be fired.
Blacks comprise about 43 million of the 330 million US population. That loss would be about $209000 per Black citizen (including children). That is not just for California, but for the US as a whole. Sure the Blacks would spend it on Ho's and blow, but the bankers just kinda wasted it.
I cannot do anything but make fun of our economic system.
https://www.mercatus.org/research/policy-briefs/federal-reserves-balance-sheet-costs-taxpayers
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ElYorsh
2023 Mar 29, 10:25pm
California wasn't even part of the USA when slavery was a thing. Most people don't even now this.
The miseducation of America is destroying the Republic.
The miseducation of America is destroying the Republic.
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Misc
2023 Mar 30, 1:47am
The Berkeley Unified School District is also weighing a proposal to give Black students reparations for slavery, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The school district will assemble a committee to recommend a course of action to the school board. The committee will likely recommend cash payments.
“We believe this is a critical conversation for school districts to have at this moment as educators look to better address the opportunity gap of Black students,” Berkeley school district spokeswoman Trish McDermott told the San Francisco Chronicle.
Anywhere the Blacks are in charge of a taxing authority, expect cash Reparation payments ---- Beechez ! ! !
“We believe this is a critical conversation for school districts to have at this moment as educators look to better address the opportunity gap of Black students,” Berkeley school district spokeswoman Trish McDermott told the San Francisco Chronicle.
Anywhere the Blacks are in charge of a taxing authority, expect cash Reparation payments ---- Beechez ! ! !
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BayArea
2023 Mar 30, 4:22am
BayArea
2023 Mar 30, 4:22am
What a joke
You guys remember when the USA was re-elected worldwide ? I miss those days
You guys remember when the USA was re-elected worldwide ? I miss those days
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richwicks
2023 Mar 30, 6:09am
richwicks
2023 Mar 30, 6:09am
ElYorsh says
California entered the Union on September 9, 1850. The end of slavery was the passage of the 13th amendment, on December 6, 1865.
But California was never technically a slave state.
California wasn't even part of the USA when slavery was a thing. Most people don't even now this.
The miseducation of America is destroying the Republic.
California entered the Union on September 9, 1850. The end of slavery was the passage of the 13th amendment, on December 6, 1865.
But California was never technically a slave state.
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ElYorsh
2023 Mar 30, 6:28am
Ok. 15 years that could have been a part of... But the state did declare itself free of slavery when it joined the USA.
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richwicks
2023 Mar 30, 9:22am
richwicks
2023 Mar 30, 9:22am
ElYorsh says
Yes, you're correct. I'm not trying to jump down your throat, just correcting you.
California was never TECHNICALLY a slave state, but in reality, they had slavery. Chinese men that worked on the rail roads, they were all but slaves.
Slavery is a lot more complicated than what we are told. When slavery was forcibly (and suddenly) ended in the south, plantations had been destroyed. The slave owners were often dead or just destitute themselves, and they couldn't provide for the black men under their care - and nobody would hire these former slaves, so they just starved to death. I've heard MILLIONS perished.
I'm not defending the institution of slavery, but it wasn't just vicious slave owners that beat their "property" and murdered them for fun and sport which is the narrative I grew up with. Slave owners more often than not, cared for their slaves, just like a farmer cares for their animals, and I realize that's an uncomfortable comparison to make, but it's the closest one I can think of. Farmers aren't particularly happy with killing a chicken or a cow, but they aren't particularly uncomfortable with it either - quick and painless death and it "has to be done". There's a level of detachment, but it's not entirely detached.
Ok. 15 years that could have been a part of... But the state did declare itself free of slavery when it joined the USA.
Yes, you're correct. I'm not trying to jump down your throat, just correcting you.
California was never TECHNICALLY a slave state, but in reality, they had slavery. Chinese men that worked on the rail roads, they were all but slaves.
Slavery is a lot more complicated than what we are told. When slavery was forcibly (and suddenly) ended in the south, plantations had been destroyed. The slave owners were often dead or just destitute themselves, and they couldn't provide for the black men under their care - and nobody would hire these former slaves, so they just starved to death. I've heard MILLIONS perished.
I'm not defending the institution of slavery, but it wasn't just vicious slave owners that beat their "property" and murdered them for fun and sport which is the narrative I grew up with. Slave owners more often than not, cared for their slaves, just like a farmer cares for their animals, and I realize that's an uncomfortable comparison to make, but it's the closest one I can think of. Farmers aren't particularly happy with killing a chicken or a cow, but they aren't particularly uncomfortable with it either - quick and painless death and it "has to be done". There's a level of detachment, but it's not entirely detached.
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ElYorsh
2023 Mar 30, 9:30am
Cool. I wasn't trying to argue with you. Just pointing to the fact that MOST people think that California was always a part of the slave / master trade for being a USA state.
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richwicks
2023 Mar 30, 9:57am
richwicks
2023 Mar 30, 9:57am
ElYorsh says
Most people think that the civil war in the United States was about preserving the institution of slavery in the South. It wasn't. It was ONLY about preserving taxation on the South for the goods they produced and exported.
The South was offered the opportunity to permanently have slavery in their respective states. This was the Crittenden Compromise:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crittenden_Compromise
It is our (thankfully) failed 13th amendment. It would have permanently made slavery legal in the states that had it, and it part of the amendment was that it could NEVER be withdrawn, even by a new Constitutional amendment. The South refused to sign it because the war wasn't about slavery, it was about taxation. Slavery was part of the economy of course, but that was not their objection. It was about what they believed to be unfair taxation, and it was up to 80% on exported goods like cotton. Banks made enormous sums doing this, and the northern states were quite a bit in debt at the time, especially the cities.
Abraham Lincoln was a despicable tyrant and would be considered a horrific racist by today's standards. He believed in the abolition of slavery not because he thought the negro was equivalent to the white man, but because he didn't believe negroes should live among white men, he did not believe that the races should commingle in any way at all. His plan was to ship them off to Panama to make the Panama Canal, and to export them to Libera. Negroes were given $100 to expatriate to Liberia in gold. That's 5 ounces of gold, or about $10,000 today.
We are all taught false history. Unlearning it is a task.
BTW - there WERE abolitionists that objected to the institution of slavery, and did believe the negro was just as human and entirely equivalent to the white man. Several notable people proved that to be true, Frederick Douglass for example. He was a well educated, and impressive man and intellect. He was around 20 when he escaped his slavery in 1838. You have to wonder what he could have become if he was not in slavery for the first two decades of his life.
Cool. I wasn't trying to argue with you. Just pointing to the fact that MOST people think that California was always a part of the slave / master trade for being a USA state.
Most people think that the civil war in the United States was about preserving the institution of slavery in the South. It wasn't. It was ONLY about preserving taxation on the South for the goods they produced and exported.
The South was offered the opportunity to permanently have slavery in their respective states. This was the Crittenden Compromise:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crittenden_Compromise
It is our (thankfully) failed 13th amendment. It would have permanently made slavery legal in the states that had it, and it part of the amendment was that it could NEVER be withdrawn, even by a new Constitutional amendment. The South refused to sign it because the war wasn't about slavery, it was about taxation. Slavery was part of the economy of course, but that was not their objection. It was about what they believed to be unfair taxation, and it was up to 80% on exported goods like cotton. Banks made enormous sums doing this, and the northern states were quite a bit in debt at the time, especially the cities.
Abraham Lincoln was a despicable tyrant and would be considered a horrific racist by today's standards. He believed in the abolition of slavery not because he thought the negro was equivalent to the white man, but because he didn't believe negroes should live among white men, he did not believe that the races should commingle in any way at all. His plan was to ship them off to Panama to make the Panama Canal, and to export them to Libera. Negroes were given $100 to expatriate to Liberia in gold. That's 5 ounces of gold, or about $10,000 today.
We are all taught false history. Unlearning it is a task.
BTW - there WERE abolitionists that objected to the institution of slavery, and did believe the negro was just as human and entirely equivalent to the white man. Several notable people proved that to be true, Frederick Douglass for example. He was a well educated, and impressive man and intellect. He was around 20 when he escaped his slavery in 1838. You have to wonder what he could have become if he was not in slavery for the first two decades of his life.
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AmericanKulak
2023 Mar 30, 2:19pm
AmericanKulak
2023 Mar 30, 2:19pm
richwicks says
If it wasn't for tariffs, we would have been like Mexico or Guatemala. The rich export raw materials, fight any industrialization or value added production, and import everything value-added from abroad.
During the South Carolina Succession crisis, other Southern states snickered as they considered the tariff to be small potatoes.
It is our (thankfully) failed 13th amendment. It would have permanently made slavery legal in the states that had it, and it part of the amendment was that it could NEVER be withdrawn, even by a new Constitutional amendment. The South refused to sign it because the war wasn't about slavery, it was about taxation. Slavery was part of the economy of course, but that was not their objection. It was about what they believed to be unfair taxation, and it was up to 80% on exported goods like cotton. Banks made enormous sums doing this, and the northern states were quite a bit in debt at the time, especially the cities.
If it wasn't for tariffs, we would have been like Mexico or Guatemala. The rich export raw materials, fight any industrialization or value added production, and import everything value-added from abroad.
During the South Carolina Succession crisis, other Southern states snickered as they considered the tariff to be small potatoes.
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rocketjoe79
2023 Mar 30, 2:45pm
rocketjoe79
2023 Mar 30, 2:45pm
Were there ever any Black slaves in California? Some came in from other states during the Gold Rush years, but California was never a Slave state.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_slavery_in_California
The Enslavement of Indigenous Peoples by the Spanish In California is well documented. Those Missions didn't build themselves!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_slavery_in_California
The Enslavement of Indigenous Peoples by the Spanish In California is well documented. Those Missions didn't build themselves!
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AmericanKulak
2023 Mar 30, 2:53pm
AmericanKulak
2023 Mar 30, 2:53pm
California needs to be Anglo-Saxonized, starting with the bizarre and alien Castellano-Conquistador Iberian water ownership laws.
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GNL
2023 Mar 30, 4:56pm
GNL
2023 Mar 30, 4:56pm
rocketjoe79 says
Were those before 1850? You did say it was the Spanish who enslaved the indigenous peoples, correct?
The Enslavement of Indigenous Peoples by the Spanish In California is well documented. Those Missions didn't build themselves!
Were those before 1850? You did say it was the Spanish who enslaved the indigenous peoples, correct?
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2023 Mar 30, 6:43pm
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2023 Mar 30, 6:43pm
I wonder if this is all really just the first volley in the effort to take peoples homes. That the only way in hell they can get anywhere at all on this…seize property from the wealthy and parcel it out as reparations.
The jackasses already created a false situation and let homelessness go unchecked in an effort to force the federal government to start providing more public housing. This could be a logical next effort.
The jackasses already created a false situation and let homelessness go unchecked in an effort to force the federal government to start providing more public housing. This could be a logical next effort.
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Misc
2023 Apr 7, 9:58pm
Detroit with a 78% Black population is gonna see how much they can get in Reparations.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-majority-of-detroit-wants-reparations-for-black-residents-what-happens-next/ar-AA19ASsJ?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=b2f4b1510f544f1285cd8558f8536956&ei=22
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-majority-of-detroit-wants-reparations-for-black-residents-what-happens-next/ar-AA19ASsJ?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=b2f4b1510f544f1285cd8558f8536956&ei=22
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Ceffer
2023 Apr 7, 10:24pm
Ceffer
2023 Apr 7, 10:24pm
Misc says
LOL! Probably the other 22 percent are mostly various immigrants with nowhere else to go. Those tax coffers are going to be quite the echo chambers with them plundering each other.
Detroit with a 78% Black population is gonna see how much they can get in Reparations.
LOL! Probably the other 22 percent are mostly various immigrants with nowhere else to go. Those tax coffers are going to be quite the echo chambers with them plundering each other.
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Misc
2023 Apr 7, 10:37pm
Rich liberal college kids want to use University endowments for Reparations.
Obama's public Presidential Library harmed Black residents by pushing up the rents. Yep, it made the are nicer.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/chicago-university-activists-launch-reparations-campaign-calling-for-1b/ar-AA19Bwn5?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=ec1605c9e7b749ef82f11d8bac530561&ei=16
Obama's public Presidential Library harmed Black residents by pushing up the rents. Yep, it made the are nicer.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/chicago-university-activists-launch-reparations-campaign-calling-for-1b/ar-AA19Bwn5?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=ec1605c9e7b749ef82f11d8bac530561&ei=16
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HeadSet
2023 Apr 8, 6:37pm
HeadSet
2023 Apr 8, 6:37pm
Reparations is just an empty promise to keep Blacks voting Dem for the next decade in the hope the Blacks will get a payday. That is why the level of reparations is at the ridiculous amount of $5million plus a free house, etc. With such a jackpot, even if unlikely, why not vote Dem just in case? Just like how lottery tickets sell better when the prize hits in the hundred million level - abysmal chance of winning, but a ticket to get in the game.
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Ceffer
2023 Apr 8, 6:47pm
Ceffer
2023 Apr 8, 6:47pm
HeadSet says
It appeals to the Dindu ghetto fantasies of plundering whitey and the Guv. If the Black voters fall for it, they have them pegged. Soros brags about it. Dem plantation politics, it's not a compliment. It presumes gullibility, idiocy and failure of the most ordinary economic math comprehension.
Obama demonstrated that Dems can promise them fantasy shit over and over, they fall for it every time, and nobody ever has to deliver on a thing.
Reparations is just an empty promise to keep Blacks voting Dem for the next decade
It appeals to the Dindu ghetto fantasies of plundering whitey and the Guv. If the Black voters fall for it, they have them pegged. Soros brags about it. Dem plantation politics, it's not a compliment. It presumes gullibility, idiocy and failure of the most ordinary economic math comprehension.
Obama demonstrated that Dems can promise them fantasy shit over and over, they fall for it every time, and nobody ever has to deliver on a thing.
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Misc
2023 Nov 15, 1:52am
Hey, ain't there elections coming up next year. Blacks ain't really pro-Biden. Time to start talking up reparations again. Of course, where there is a Black majority government it's easy to steal from the other Races.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/atlanta-is-discussing-creative-methods-to-issue-reparations-to-black-residents/ar-AA1jV3Pi?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=6319447d88e249379602b26f787dd297&ei=29
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/atlanta-is-discussing-creative-methods-to-issue-reparations-to-black-residents/ar-AA1jV3Pi?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=6319447d88e249379602b26f787dd297&ei=29
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socal2
2023 Dec 1, 1:31pm
Patrick says
Don't worry, Trump will be pushing Reparations before this election cycle is over with his new BLM friends.
Reparations should consist solely of a free one-way ticket to Africa.
Don't worry, Trump will be pushing Reparations before this election cycle is over with his new BLM friends.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/california-reparations-taskforce-increases-amount-it-is-demanding-to-800bn-from-640bn/ar-AA19emVI?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=a8345c450cc2471fae730527f9da9cd3&ei=10