I think it's clear that you don't want to treat the "shortcomings" with any solution that requires something tangible. The only time governments ever treat peop

I think it's clear that you don't want to treat the "shortcomings" with any solution that requires something tangible. The only time governments ever treat people on a per-person basis are during the census, during voting, and during the outcomes of trials. That's it. All other solutions are class based in nature. I never said "black people." That's a you thing. And I'm an American citizen who knows that we've ALREADY had reparations for Japanese-Americans who were held for a few years during WWII but won't do the same for people whose ownership we can directly trace because we've still got the records of ownership and sale. So if you're going to be flippant, go do it with someone who doesn't understand history, because your argument is silly.