You've said this before. As of yet, you have yet to actually provide any points which actually merit deliberation. You're all about sweeping blanket generalizations, whether of a historical nature or otherwise, and you are positively laden with empirically unverified (and likely unverifiable) assumptions which you hold simply because of your ideological leanings.
In the previous thread in which we debated this, again and again, I demanded direct empirical evidence, and instead, you insisted on throwing up a smokescreen. If I recall, your argument boiled down to: Agree with me, or else, you're a racist bigot.
A simplification, of course, but that's basically what it comes down to.
That's what it always comes down to with you liberals. :nono:
Yes, it's such a mass injustice that it's impossible for you to point to any empirically verifiable fact which you can tie directly to slavery, as opposed to other factors, which is responsible for this "injustice."
It's such a mass injustice that you have absolutely no direct empirical evidence that there is an injustice at all against any particular, actual, living black people today which could or should possibly merit government intervention.
It's such a great injustice that instead of telling me about how individual black people have been affected in particular unjust ways, you and the rest of you liberals insist on talking about injustice at this vague, general, societal level.
I've got student loans.
Good luck on me getting one.
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