The Endgame For Reparations

May 12, 2019 By Richard Jack Rail

American Thinker's Thomas Lifson reports that reparations for slavery are again being mooted.   It's just so much stuff and nonsense.

To date, reparations coverage has been long on white culpability and short on what, if ever, would finally, once and for all, compensate blacks for the horrors of slavery. You might think the immense good fortune of living in America today is ample recompense. You might also wonder about the effect of America doing this on other countries that had slavery in the New World and those that still have it today in Africa.

Apart from the complexities of determining who might get reparations and who should pay, we never hear about the endgame. Are reparations supposed to resolve black America's complaints? Or will black America simply turn up the demands, saying that $500B isn't enough? How much would be enough? One hundred trillion dollars in doubloons? a googolplex of gold rands? all of America west of the Mississippi?

If that part ever gets sorted out, perhaps we could then talk about black behavior. There are the endless shootings and murders in the ghetto. There are the victims of "the knockout game" and muggings in the streets. There are the large groups of blacks who go into restaurants, eat a huge meal, and then strut out without paying, usually disrupting other diners and wreaking destruction on the way out...... Read more
My Take - We really need to get this!

Leftists are evil!  Af those on the left not directly involved in promoting these destructive issues, they're supporting those who do.  That makes them culpable in promoting evil, and thus they share in the accusation of guilt for the evil that's done. Whether it's abortion or reparations, the intent of all of this is to destroy the American identity, the American Culture, overturn the Judaic/Christian values that are foundational to the creation and continued existence of this nation and ultimately, overturning the Constitution of the United States. 

Why is that so hard to understand?