Bernie Sanders: America Has “Got To Apologize For Slavery”

[DonKnock]

Get out and vote

 

[Self_Born7]

we need to drop Hilary, i don't think she ever had our best interest at heart only the goat Bill did.

bernie sanders is the only real candidate this election coming up

you need to dig deeper on Clinton, if you think he had our best interest,

 

[Self_Born7]

this

how obama deceived yall asses the same way...yall still aint learn? these mofo's can talk about what they going to do... but when they get in office, they all fall in line and do what the establishment tells them to do...

 

[Self_Born7]

What did Obama offer black folks? In regards to slavery.

he said fukk yall, and set aside money for the jews for holocaust.

 

[Versa]

Neither is the so called "black".

Once the truth is revealed.. We may owe the European an apology since we enslaved them first... (And each other)


But hey.. Most of you think we all came from Africa and haven't study any of the history before the Punic wars

Bernie out here trying to win some #blacklives votes

Be different and say goofy shyt for the sake of it, brehs.

 

[151_Pr00f]

I think he released this statement shortly after the Charleston church massacre. Politics as usual, but out of all the candidates he seems to be the only viable option in terms of advancing any agenda that has a positive influence on black people in this country. Right now I think Hilary is heading the polls when it comes to the black democratic vote. Ironic since it was her husband who ended welfare as we know it and also signed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act the consequences of which black people are still grappling with today.

 

[TEH]

how obama deceived yall asses the same way...yall still aint learn? these mofo's can talk about what they going to do... but when they get in office, they all fall in line and do what the establishment tells them to do...

What



I don't support Sanders and neither did the poster I that co-signed

 

[hatechall]

Empty rhetoric from a desperate politician.

Bernie Sanders has voted for crime bills that contribute to mass incarceration. When has he ever talked about creating jobs in black neighborhoods? When has he ever proposed giving cash transfers to poor black people?

FOH. Some of y'all are happy just to see white folks acknowledge you.

 

[reserved_one]

Everyone knows Sanders is a better candidate than Hilary but I'm still gonna give him the side-eye. Its just hard for me to believe these politicians.

And we need reparations now! An apology ain't gonna cut it

 

[GoldTeef]

We may owe the European an apology since we enslaved them first

What are you talking about?

 

[Tommy Knocks]

reparations? how much are yall expecting? :mjlolz:

and how will the total be agreed upon? :mjlolz:

who will push for the bill? fukk that, who will write it? :mjlolz:

Tell someone they owe you money without telling them how much while expecting them to write a contract, set a sum and voluntarily hand it to you breh.

:rosslol:

 

[151_Pr00f]

Empty rhetoric from a desperate politician.

Bernie Sanders has voted for crime bills that contribute to mass incarceration. When has he ever talked about creating jobs in black neighborhoods? When has he ever proposed giving cash transfers to poor black people?

FOH. Some of y'all are happy just to see white folks acknowledge you.

He did just propose the Justice is Not For Sale Act

Sanders, House Leaders Introduce Bill to Ban Private Prisons

Would be a miracle if it actually passed, but it hasn't gotten much main stream media coverage.

Sanders has the most consistent voting record of all the candidates currently running. It would be a shame if voters gave the presidency to clinton out of apathy towards politics when we know she's already has a proven track record of allegiance to her corporate sponsors

 

[Un-AmericanDreamer]

Vote brehs.

 

[151_Pr00f]

reparations? how much are yall expecting? :mjlolz:

and how will the total be agreed upon? :mjlolz:

who will push for the bill? fukk that, who will write it? :mjlolz:

who do you expect to do all this? :mjlolz:

Tell someone they owe you money without telling them how much while expecting them to write a contract, set a sum and voluntarily hand it to you breh.

:rosslol:

http://www.newsweek.com/slavery-reparations-could-cost-14-trillion-according-new-calculation-364141

Slavery Reparations Could Cost Up to $14 Trillion, According to New Calculation


......On the other hand, one of the cases often made against reparations is that it'd be impractically difficult to calculate how to fairly take and give so many years after the fact. But in a new paper, published in the journal Social Science Quarterly, Craemer makes the case that there are other examples of historical reparations paid many decades later after “damages” were incurred. He also has come up with what he says is the most economically sound estimate to date of what reparations could cost: between $5.9 trillion and $14.2 trillion....

"One example is the case of “French spoliation claims.” During “a seven-year period from 1793 to 1800…France attacked American ships in retaliation for the United States’s neutral stance in the war between France and Britain,” Craemer writes. Though France refused to pay for the damage they caused to people’s property during the war, hundreds of Americans sued their own federal government anyway, arguing that the hostilities, and damages, were ultimately the responsibility of the United States. They claimed that France was retaliating for the United States’s failure to pay back the European country for the support it gave to the U.S. during the Revolutionary War. By 1910, after decades of debate, the United States eventually agreed to pay back $1 million in claims ($38 million in today’s dollars) to hundreds of its own citizens"

 

[Tommy Knocks]

http://www.newsweek.com/slavery-reparations-could-cost-14-trillion-according-new-calculation-364141

Slavery Reparations Could Cost Up to $14 Trillion, According to New Calculation


......On the other hand, one of the cases often made against reparations is that it'd be impractically difficult to calculate how to fairly take and give so many years after the fact. But in a new paper, published in the journal Social Science Quarterly, Craemer makes the case that there are other examples of historical reparations paid many decades later after “damages” were incurred. He also has come up with what he says is the most economically sound estimate to date of what reparations could cost: between $5.9 trillion and $14.2 trillion....

"One example is the case of “French spoliation claims.” During “a seven-year period from 1793 to 1800…France attacked American ships in retaliation for the United States’s neutral stance in the war between France and Britain,” Craemer writes. Though France refused to pay for the damage they caused to people’s property during the war, hundreds of Americans sued their own federal government anyway, arguing that the hostilities, and damages, were ultimately the responsibility of the United States. They claimed that France was retaliating for the United States’s failure to pay back the European country for the support it gave to the U.S. during the Revolutionary War. By 1910, after decades of debate, the United States eventually agreed to pay back $1 million in claims ($38 million in today’s dollars) to hundreds of its own citizens"

none of this answers my question.