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title: "Jason Asbahr I'd be more sympathetic to that viewpoint if..."
date: 2023-12-21
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# Jason Asbahr I'd be more sympathetic to that viewpoint if...

*December 21, 2023 — Comment Archer T. Ships replied to Anselm Hook's comment.*

Jason Asbahr I'd be more sympathetic to that viewpoint if progressives / socialists had a.  any coherent theory for when adequate restitution for past crimes had been made. b.  a reasonable strategy  for how the funds extracted would go to the people harmed. c.  sufficient concern for harm done to innocents in the present by excessive government. IMO, complaints about past crimes are just an excuse for unending extortion in the present.