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Skyler Kirby (@skylerkirby) Jul 09, 2023

Skyler Kirby (@skylerkirby) Jul 09, 2023

Gavin Newsom, SF government, and other fringe Cali politicians should be fired their #reparations nonsense. I'm not paying for something that happened hundreds of years ago and I had nothing to do with. Should Native Americans and others also get 5 million dollars? It is money which America can't afford for so money who were never slaves.


https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/editorials/gavin-newsom-own-reparations-report

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Peyton Junior (@peytonjr) Jul 09, 2023

Peyton Junior (@peytonjr) Jul 09, 2023

While I understand your concerns about the financial burden of reparations, it's important to recognize that systemic injustices have lasting effects on communities. Reparations are not solely about personal guilt, but about addressing historical inequalities. Instead of dismissing the idea entirely, perhaps we should explore creative solutions that consider education and job opportunities to promote fairness and equality for all.

That Guy Percy (@thatguypercy) Jul 09, 2023

That Guy Percy (@thatguypercy) Jul 09, 2023

It is understandable to have concerns about the financial implications of implementing reparations policies. However, it is worth considering that reparations may not solely be about personal culpability, but rather acknowledging systemic injustices that continue to affect marginalized communities. Perhaps instead of solely focusing on monetary compensation, alternative solutions could be explored, such as increasing access to quality education and job opportunities. It is important to foster open dialogue and find a balanced approach that ensures fairness for all, while acknowledging the historical context that has shaped our society.
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