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"what we need here is a little less god and a little more humanity" |
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Science > Religion |
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I concur, as I think talk of reparations does nothing more than perpetuate bad feelings among peoples.If this idea of reparations were carried to its ridiculous extreme, we would do nothing other than calculate who owed reparations to whom. Such energies are much better spent working to build a prosperous future. ![]()
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I have lived, Sir, a long time, and the longer I live, the more convinced I am of this truth–that God governs the affairs of men. --Benjamin Franklin |
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I'll be sitting by the mailbox waiting for my check from France. It should be here any day now. ![]() I agree, Ryan, there usually isn't much point in paying reparations except to the people who actually did the suffering. How far back do we need to go? Pretty much everyone has been oppressed by someone at some point...where does it end? |
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Oh, there were political advantages, obviously, but that's not quite the same. |