Those *dangerous* Korean War relics

wrote:

One of the biggest problems facing the Civil Rights movement is its
success. Having dealt a death blow to the worse of the injustices
it fought, the movement is has now lost focus and needs a new
cause.

After emancipation, Douglass championed women's suffrage.

There are a lot of good causes remaining that make a lot more sense than
trying to determine reparations for 100+ year old sins.

Matt

Matt Whiting wrote:
wrote:

One of the biggest problems facing the Civil Rights movement is its
success. Having dealt a death blow to the worse of the injustices
it fought, the movement is has now lost focus and needs a new
cause.

After emancipation, Douglass championed women's suffrage.

There are a lot of good causes remaining that make a lot more sense than
trying to determine reparations for 100+ year old sins.


Yes, that's a very big part fo the problem there are too many causes
to agree on a core few. That, and reparations involve MONEY.

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