Slave Reparations
Tonight, these are the top stories on Agence France-Presse:
Election campaigning in the Democratic Republic of Congo has ended on a bloody note after four people died in rioting before the first multi-party vote in 46 years on Sunday.
An unknown gunman has shot and killed Somalia's constitutional and federal affairs minister in the provincial town of Baidoa, just a day the Somali government was plunged into crisis when 18 ministers quit over its policies.
Should taxpayers in the USA pay reparations to people who were brought from these places to the United States against their will (having been sold to slave traders by their fellow black Africans)? I think we should bill them.
Election campaigning in the Democratic Republic of Congo has ended on a bloody note after four people died in rioting before the first multi-party vote in 46 years on Sunday.
An unknown gunman has shot and killed Somalia's constitutional and federal affairs minister in the provincial town of Baidoa, just a day the Somali government was plunged into crisis when 18 ministers quit over its policies.
Should taxpayers in the USA pay reparations to people who were brought from these places to the United States against their will (having been sold to slave traders by their fellow black Africans)? I think we should bill them.
posted by BP at 1:23 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home