Thursday, January 5, 2023

Reparations are a Popular Subject Now

 
Al Ritter

Talks about reparations seem to be popular lately, most recently in California where talks are being made to give $250,000 to every black person whether or not they can prove family history of slavery.

It seems ironic that families of Chinese and Irish slavery victims have never been included in these talks. This doesn’t seem to bother the left as they continually move forward on only black slavery reparations even though in California’s situation historically California never held slaves.

Fast forward today to Poland who has petitioned the UN in October to award $1.3 trillion in damages from WWII. Germany has now claimed they consider reparations a closed issue and refuse to even participate in talks.

Germany claims that under communist rule the matter was closed long ago, while Poland claims that the agreement under the Soviet rule wasn’t legally binding.

I suppose that Germany sees that opening any talks would in fact open the flood gates from other countries occupied during WWII under the Third Reich.

Some may say that the Statue of Limitations has run out. If that is in fact the case after 78 years, maybe there should be an explanation why the Statute of Limitations hasn’t run out on black slavery 185 years ago.

Read More from the AP Here:

https://apnews.com/article/politics-poland-warsaw-government-berlin-5aab10aa2e69bee76762bf76a1573b94

Read More About California Reparations:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/gavin-newsom-reaches-for-the-history-books-11672947250

 

 

4 comments:

Bill S said...

I think Poland is FAR more entitled than Blacks in California!

Linda in Randallstown said...

Czechoslovakia, Belguim, Norway, Demark, France, Austria, Poland, The Netherlands, Soviet Union, and Italy would seem to all have valid claims

Billys grand dad said...

Why should any black in CA get reparations, especially without proof of a claim? And if it's in another state they should be denied!

Billy Ray said...

There should be a statue of limitations on all this stuff, being held responsible for things done by people that have been dead for decades makes no sense. They want people to be held responsible for things their grand parents or great grandparents did is ridiculous.