The Right And Wrong of Reparations - Dr. Richard Salsman
Civil law and tort courts properly require monetary restitution to those who are harmed, given objective evidence of causality, responsibility, and materiality. Class action lawsuits also can be legitimate. But “reparations,” as now conceived, unjustly collectivize wrongs, designate innocents as perpetrators, and classify the undeserving as victims. The problem with reparations isn’t so much logistical as it is ethical. To join us live for future sessions, fill out the form on our website at: https://www.atlassociety.org/atlas-university/morals-and-markets OR follow The Atlas Society on Kazm and RSVP for all of our Atlas University Live Events
Morals & Markets with Dr. Richard Salsman
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Show Notes
Civil law and tort courts properly require monetary restitution to those who are harmed, given objective evidence of causality, responsibility, and materiality. Class action lawsuits also can be legitimate. But “reparations,” as now conceived, unjustly collectivize wrongs, designate innocents as perpetrators, and classify the undeserving as victims. The problem with reparations isn’t so much logistical as it is ethical.
To join us live for future sessions, fill out the form on our website at: https://www.atlassociety.org/atlas-university/morals-and-markets OR follow The Atlas Society on Kazm and RSVP for all of our Atlas University Live Events