The Maryland Reparations Commission has been enacted into law

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Anonymous wrote:The Maryland Reparations Commission has been enacted into law. Let’s clarify what the Civil Rights movement and the the 1968 Civil Rights Act aimed for:

- it was a promise to future generations that our government would never again prioritize one race over another.

This bill (now a Maryland law) undermines the unifying purpose of the Civil Rights movement.

It's hard to be "unified" when a major group in the US is still feeling the lingering effects of systemic racism.

If you don't want to prioritize one race over another, then everyone should dump ALL of their wealth together and then split it evenly across everyone in the US. We can start over so that white people aren't continued to be prioritized over everyone else - we all start off equal.

You do realize the wealthiest racial group in the US isn't white, don't you?

Uhm what? Where did you come up with that tid bit?

Asian median wealth is significantly higher than white median wealth in the US. Did you not know this? Would you like me to share some references?

I'd love that. And who would be getting the reparations again? Is the Asians?

[Anonymous]

With what imaginary money?? Wes Moore is doing this to pat his political résumé for a future presidential run. He wants to look good for the far left voters and for African-Americans.

In reality, Maryland is in a deficit and the economy under him keeps getting worse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With what imaginary money?? Wes Moore is doing this to pat his political résumé for a future presidential run. He wants to look good for the far left voters and for African-Americans.

In reality, Maryland is in a deficit and the economy under him keeps getting worse.

I forgot to link the article https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2025/11/13/maryland-budget-wes-moore-taxes/

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Nice try. Why should first and second generation immigrants pay for something we had nothing to do with (including Jim Crow era)?

No one is asking you personally to pay FFS. The government did an injustice and the government will pay.

It's unbelievable how stupid some people are.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Maryland Reparations Commission has been enacted into law. Let’s clarify what the Civil Rights movement and the the 1968 Civil Rights Act aimed for:

- it was a promise to future generations that our government would never again prioritize one race over another.

This bill (now a Maryland law) undermines the unifying purpose of the Civil Rights movement.

It's hard to be "unified" when a major group in the US is still feeling the lingering effects of systemic racism.

If you don't want to prioritize one race over another, then everyone should dump ALL of their wealth together and then split it evenly across everyone in the US. We can start over so that white people aren't continued to be prioritized over everyone else - we all start off equal.

You do realize the wealthiest racial group in the US isn't white, don't you?

Uhm what? Where did you come up with that tid bit?

Asian median wealth is significantly higher than white median wealth in the US. Did you not know this? Would you like me to share some references?

And they all came here with nothing other than willingness to work hard and make themselves better.

Some did, some were quite the opposite. It's a VERY mixed bag.

at least they are not asking for reparations for their failures

For what failures?

[Anonymous]

My heritage in partly German.

Innocent Germans in America have been oppressed repeatedly victimized by the United States government, first with discriminatory internment not only during WWII, but also during WWI, without just compensation.

My family will be demanding full and just compensation from Maryland through this new commission.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With what imaginary money?? Wes Moore is doing this to pat his political résumé for a future presidential run. He wants to look good for the far left voters and for African-Americans.

In reality, Maryland is in a deficit and the economy under him keeps getting worse.

Wes Moore vetoed it. It was overridden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My heritage in partly German.

Innocent Germans in America have been oppressed repeatedly victimized by the United States government, first with discriminatory internment not only during WWII, but also during WWI, without just compensation.

My family will be demanding full and just compensation from Maryland through this new commission.

You don’t count.

[Anonymous]

So, if reperations were doled out, is racism over?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nice try. Why should first and second generation immigrants pay for something we had nothing to do with (including Jim Crow era)?

No one is asking you personally to pay FFS. The government did an injustice and the government will pay.

It's unbelievable how stupid some people are.

Are you referencing yourself? Do you know where the government gets its money?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Maryland Reparations Commission has been enacted into law. Let’s clarify what the Civil Rights movement and the the 1968 Civil Rights Act aimed for:

- it was a promise to future generations that our government would never again prioritize one race over another.

This bill (now a Maryland law) undermines the unifying purpose of the Civil Rights movement.

It's hard to be "unified" when a major group in the US is still feeling the lingering effects of systemic racism.

If you don't want to prioritize one race over another, then everyone should dump ALL of their wealth together and then split it evenly across everyone in the US. We can start over so that white people aren't continued to be prioritized over everyone else - we all start off equal.

You do realize the wealthiest racial group in the US isn't white, don't you?

Uhm what? Where did you come up with that tid bit?

Asian median wealth is significantly higher than white median wealth in the US. Did you not know this? Would you like me to share some references?

And they all came here with nothing other than willingness to work hard and make themselves better.

Some did, some were quite the opposite. It's a VERY mixed bag.

at least they are not asking for reparations for their failures

“Reparations for their failures”

You’re a disgusting POS.

WTF is wrong with you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, if reperations were doled out, is racism over?

Not with shtheads like OP walking around.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Maryland Reparations Commission has been enacted into law. Let’s clarify what the Civil Rights movement and the the 1968 Civil Rights Act aimed for:

- it was a promise to future generations that our government would never again prioritize one race over another.

This bill (now a Maryland law) undermines the unifying purpose of the Civil Rights movement.

It's hard to be "unified" when a major group in the US is still feeling the lingering effects of systemic racism.

If you don't want to prioritize one race over another, then everyone should dump ALL of their wealth together and then split it evenly across everyone in the US. We can start over so that white people aren't continued to be prioritized over everyone else - we all start off equal.

You do realize the wealthiest racial group in the US isn't white, don't you?

Uhm what? Where did you come up with that tid bit?

Asian median wealth is significantly higher than white median wealth in the US. Did you not know this? Would you like me to share some references?

I'd love that. And who would be getting the reparations again? Is the Asians?

…and how many Asian people are there?

You suck at math.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Maryland Reparations Commission has been enacted into law. Let’s clarify what the Civil Rights movement and the the 1968 Civil Rights Act aimed for:

- it was a promise to future generations that our government would never again prioritize one race over another.

This bill (now a Maryland law) undermines the unifying purpose of the Civil Rights movement.

It's hard to be "unified" when a major group in the US is still feeling the lingering effects of systemic racism.

If you don't want to prioritize one race over another, then everyone should dump ALL of their wealth together and then split it evenly across everyone in the US. We can start over so that white people aren't continued to be prioritized over everyone else - we all start off equal.

You do realize the wealthiest racial group in the US isn't white, don't you?

Uhm what? Where did you come up with that tid bit?

Asian median wealth is significantly higher than white median wealth in the US. Did you not know this? Would you like me to share some references?

I'd love that. And who would be getting the reparations again? Is the Asians?

…and how many Asian people are there?

You suck at math.

How is that relevant? Are you suggesting cumulative wealth by racial group is somehow meaningful?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My heritage in partly German.

Innocent Germans in America have been oppressed repeatedly victimized by the United States government, first with discriminatory internment not only during WWII, but also during WWI, without just compensation.

My family will be demanding full and just compensation from Maryland through this new commission.

You don’t count.

Equal protection.