Is Reparation Unfair?
Is Reparation Unfair?
“Present-day citizens may not be guilty of historic injustices, but they are citizens of a country whose political institutions committed numerous historic wrongs against African Americans. If the government owes repairs, present-day citizens will help with some of the cost. This is not a matter of personal guilt. It is simply a duty that comes with citizenship and follows from the right of democratic governments to require their citizens to pay taxes. Citizenship makes us responsible to bear a fair share, not just of reparative debts, but of any national debt, whether or not we are at fault. ”
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Is it better to exist than not to exist? Is it right to create life? These two questions, of considerable philosophical gravity, are connected. Depending on one’s answer, entirely different world-views follow. The questions are tricky though, and not like many other philosophical questions. In fact, some may challenge how sensible it is to form those questions in that way, in the first place.

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