freemind
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I know it was Westwall. Thats why I replied to him first. After noticing your post I then replied to you. No there is no value on what the North had to pay. Its like any other war that tax payers fund.OP just doesn't understand. So what, you waited until the slaves died and think the debt is wiped clean. Sorry, it doesn't work like that.
When are the Jews leaving Israel? Many of them weren't victims. So what's the difference?
How about the Indians? Are you advocating taking their land because they weren't smallpoxed? Why not? What's the difference?
How about France? They collected reparations from Haiti when the slaves were freed. Are you advocating they return that money? No?
Why not?
Who's going to pay the reparations for the hundreds of thousands of soldiers, most of whom were white, who died to gain them their freedom?
Why should they be paid anymore than soldiers that fought in any other war? Did the soilders that fought to beat the Germans get reparations for helping to free the Jews?
It was westwall who brought up compensating Northern soldiers who fought or died to free the slaves. Not me. The point I was getting at was that in any compensation made to negros, is there a value on what the North had to pay in terms of money and lives worth anything? If so, should that be deducted from any compensation to the negro descendants of slaves?
As for WW II, it wasn't about freeing the Jews. So I wouldn't expect the Jews to give compensation to those who fought for the Allies. But I am against the Jews receiving the compensation they do over the whole holocaust thing. Seeing how it was largely bullshit. Also, do you know what the Japanese pay their victims of WW II? Not a damn penny.
Wars cost money. Somebody had to pay. And there had to be value to what was paid. Also, what about the lives that were lost. I bet those lives had a great deal of value to those who lost them. And their family members. Or what about spending the rest of your life without legs. Those who lost them probably placed great value on them.
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