Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Libertarian Makes Case For REPARATIONS!" video.

  1. ​ @readyfuels17 A lienholder can force sale, depending on the circumstances.
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  2. He doesn't say YOU should. Do certain words make your eyes glaze over and stop thinking?
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  3. The argument is about unpaid labor, not "sin." There is no case for reparations for "sin." We're adults here.
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  4.  @markpaul1383  I was right. Your thinking stopped. Or never started.
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  5.  @nolanwine5062  I'd love to get back what was taken from my family, Enron-level corporate crime.
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  6. Maybe . . . Listen to the argument?
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  7.  @Zodroo_Tint  Er, . . . . no.
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  8. He agrees with that.
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  9. @markpaul1383  What the specific argument presented is.
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  10.  @nolanwine5062  Not to mention that both sets of grandparents lost everything in WWII, and they were millionaires. Americans hate to hear that, lol.
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  11. ​ @harnessriscallous7466 Someone didn't listen to his argument. Maybe it's too hard for you?
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  12.  @harnessriscallous7466  Too hard. Got it.
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  13. Excellent
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  14. Fascinating: my ancestors interrupted the Ottoman Empire slave trade, and one came over from Europe to fight for the Republic in the Civil War, then went home. We never had the opportunities we earned, due to Enron- level corporate crimes. Yet I'm opening to listening.
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  15.  @johnwally928  Haven't agreed yet, lol, but thank you. This was an interesting take, and I am open to dialogue. Why not? I don't understand the reaction. What do people think will happen, worse than what already has happened, as a result of THIS discussion? The century has been a series of disasters.
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  16. You refuse to listen to what he is saying.
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  17. He agrees that the "sin" argument is nonsense.
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  18.  @robfarrell9104  My point is that this is the only approach I have heard that makes sense at all.
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  19.  @robfarrell9104  Who said I'm for it?
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  20. Not what he's arguing for.
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