Difference between revisions of "Slave reparations"
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*The bill essentially is a vote buying scheme, funded by taxpayers, to purchase votes for the Democratic party. | *The bill essentially is a vote buying scheme, funded by taxpayers, to purchase votes for the Democratic party. | ||
*The bill seeks to punish residents of non-slave states. | *The bill seeks to punish residents of non-slave states. | ||
| − | *The bill seeks to punish and tax people of states that never had [[Jim | + | *The bill seeks to punish and tax people of states that never had [[Jim Crow]] laws after slavery was terminated. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 06:24, June 26, 2019
Slave reparations is a bill introduced into Congress by the Democratic party to indenture the United States Treasury and American taxpayers for the crimes of the Democratic party prior to 1865.
- The reparations will not be paid to slaves.
- The bill makes no consideration for descendants of immigrants after 1865.
- The bill does not differentiate between African American freedman and slaves.
- The bill makes no consideration for descendants of Union soldiers who fought or died to free slaves.
- The bill makes no consideration for people of mixed race.
- The bill essentially is a vote buying scheme, funded by taxpayers, to purchase votes for the Democratic party.
- The bill seeks to punish residents of non-slave states.
- The bill seeks to punish and tax people of states that never had Jim Crow laws after slavery was terminated.