Insane San Francisco slavery reparations scheme would take years just to count. It’s a perfect example taking ‘go woke, go broke’ strategy to an epic level.
Should wealthy and successful San Franciscans — e.g. Vice President Kamala Harris — receive reparations? How about her ex-lover, Willie Brown, San Francisco’s former two-term mayor? Can anyone seriously argue that slavery hindered them as they occupied America’s commanding heights?
The bad — but incredibly good — news is that America has lacked both slaves and slave owners since the Civil War ended in April 1865. Any child born into slavery that month would be 157 today or, more likely, dead. Ditto any slaveholder who would be older — or even deader. What about someone who fled the carnage of Ukraine and took refuge in America only last August? Must someone who reached this country six month ago pay reparations for something that ended 157 years ago?
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