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Originally posted by AchtungBaby80
But in my own experience, and I repeat IN MY OWN EXPERIENCE (I know this does not apply to everyone), the African Americans who have strongly argued for reparations were the ones who would rather blame their problems on others who lived a hundred years ago than try to change the situation. But please don't scream at me for saying this, because I know this probably only describes a handful of people. I personally don't really agree with the reparations idea, simply because it's so hard to put a price on it.
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AchtungBaby, thank you for your honesty. I really don't want to turn librasoul's thread into another version of the "40 acres and a mule" thread, so I urge you to follow this link
http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...450#post249450 and read the first post on the page (by me) that offers a reparations analogy. After reading it, I'd like to know if you stand by your opinion. Maybe you should PM me instead of posting it here.
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