Just In: Black Wall Street survivors' case struck down by OK Supreme Court

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@ORDER_66 Man fukk outta here with that bullshyt. The original lawsuit was tossed in July of last year.

The highest court of the state stood behind that decision literally today. Stop derailing with that nonsense.

I was literally in another thread talking to another poster who says this #bothsides shtick is one thing, and you come in here with the flamethrower on some other shyt. I stand on that shyt: what you are doing is disruptive and clearly not meant to get serious answers. Bomb throwing ass.
 

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we will either get reparations, by any means necessary, or they will have to execute a nazi-esque final solution on black america.

one of the two is our future. p*ssy ass neeegaz can take a seat if they aren’t about that action.

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I'm sure that sounds good in your head.
 

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we will either get reparations, by any means necessary, or they will have to execute a nazi-esque final solution on black america.

one of the two is our future. p*ssy ass neeegaz can take a seat if they aren’t about that action.

:yeshrug:
That's right. Play checkers when others are playing chess breh. :francis:
 

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@ORDER_66 Man fukk outta here with that bullshyt. The original lawsuit was tossed in July of last year.

The highest court of the state stood behind that decision literally today. Stop derailing with that nonsense.

I was literally in another thread talking to another poster who says this #bothsides shtick is one thing, and you come in here with the flamethrower on some other shyt. I stand on that shyt: what you are doing is disruptive and clearly not meant to get serious answers. Bomb throwing ass.

I posted the thread in the archives with this same court case!!! IF MUTHAfukkAS USED THEIR BRAINS AND REALIZED THIS ALREADY HAPPENED... I WOULDN'T BE HERE BEING IRATE!!!
WHAT PART OF THIS ALREADY HAPPENED DO YALL NOT UNDERSTAND!!!?:what:
 

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This unfortunately comes as no surprise.

The use of public nuisance statutes, which provide a wide variety of remedies, depending on what your desired outcome are have been utilized by wealthy plaintiffs in a pretty broad swath of cases across the U.S. - but when it comes to advocacy for the brutally oppressed - they're almost uniformly denied.

About a decade ago the City of Cleveland brought a public nuisance action against the major banks for predatory lending that led to the financial crisis and thousands of abandoned homes. It was denied by the Northern District of Ohio, as well as the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

I believe a similar attempt was tried in the Southern District of New York for the massive fires started by landlords in the Bronx in the 70s and 80s - with a similar outcome.

Another reason why reparations by statute are the only option.
 

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I posted the thread in the archives with this same court case!!! IF MUTHAfukkAS USED THEIR BRAINS AND REALIZED THIS ALREADY HAPPENED... I WOULDN'T BE HERE BEING IRATE!!!
WHAT PART OF THIS ALREADY HAPPENED DO YALL NOT UNDERSTAND!!!?:what:
:what:Are you getting paid? Ain't no goddamn reason to come in here with that energy. The Supreme Court case was decided *TODAY*.

Like other breh said, where is the link, and what is this shyt so important? You post a fukking 3 hour rant video but @Amo Husserl can't make a thread telling people about a case that was literally decided today?
 

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:what:Are you getting paid? Ain't no goddamn reason to come in here with that energy. The Supreme Court case was decided *TODAY*.

Like other breh said, where is the link, and what is this shyt so important? You post a fukking 3 hour rant video but @Amo Husserl can't make a thread telling people about a case that was literally decided today?

Dude scroll up, I posted the link it's literally in the coli archives...:what: no one paying me gawddamn something is off in this entire situation I already knew the outcome of this case!!!

AGAIN:

 

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https://www.thecoli.com/threads/judge-says-tulsa-race-massacre-victims-descendants-cant-sue.931749/

:martin: :martin::what::what:

None of y'all don't feel someone goading us into being angry about this story why is the white media reposting this old story that already happened???
The thread was about the descendants, the descendants can't sue.
Judge Caroline Wall from this 2023 article is from the judicial district of Tulsa:
An Oklahoma judge has thrown out a lawsuit seeking reparations for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, dashing an effort to obtain some measure of legal justice by survivors of the deadly racist rampage.

Judge Caroline Wall on Friday dismissed with prejudice the lawsuit trying to force the city and others to make recompense for the destruction of the once-thriving Black district known as Greenwood.

The nine member court mentioned in the OP made a state decision, not a district decision.
The nine-member court upheld the decision made by a district court judge in Tulsa last year, ruling that the plaintiff’s grievances about the destruction of the Greenwood district, although legitimate, did not fall within the scope of the state’s public nuisance statute.

Means the case got to the state's supreme court... above the district court where the case was thrown out.

That means the case was appealed to be reviewed by the highest court in the state. The case moved up.
The district judge's decision was challenged on the state level, and the state's decision can be appealed by a higher court.
Since it has been struck down... if I recall from studying law, the case can still be appealed on a federal level.

Which means... this case can reach the Supreme Court and set a federal precedent for reparations.
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So this case has been getting struck down and appealed for at least two years, and it has been moving up the legal chain of command every time it's been struck down because it's being appealed.
Trials that get to the Supreme Court cost money.

Once the trial gets to the Supreme Court, a previous case can be used to get reparations this time:
The Civil Liberties Act of 1988 (Pub. L.Tooltip Public Law (United States) 100–383, title I, August 10, 1988, 102 Stat. 904, 50a U.S.C. § 1989b et seq.) is a United States federal law that granted reparations to Japanese Americans who had been wrongly interned by the United States government during World War II and to "discourage the occurrence of similar injustices and violations of civil liberties in the future".


This is not the L you think it is... if the survivors die before the case gets to the Supreme Court or during trial then the case dies.

Do you know how the courts work?
 
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