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Posted on | May 3, 2023 | 16 Comments
Dr. Orly Taitz, ESQ
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OPEN LETTER TO GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Re: lack of legality of proposed reparations to black residents of California
Dear Governor Newsom,
It was reported yesterday that a slave reparations panel is recommending a $1.2 million to be given to every black resident of the state of California and down payment of some estimated $100,000 to be given immediately. (Exhibit 1)
As a California licensed attorney and the President of the Defend Our Freedoms foundation I would like to warn you that there is no legal basis for such reparations and should you sign off on such reparations, multimillion legal challenges will likely be filed and granted by the courts, not mentioning enormous burden of estimated $800 billion, nearly 3 times the state budget, that these reparations will create. I would like to remind you that the state of California cannot print money as the federal government does, and this will lead to the bankruptcy of the state.
The article shows that an average inheritance in the US is $46,200. So it shows that $1.2 million is an absolutely bogus number pulled out of thin air. The thinking behind the reparations is that slaves worked and were not compensated, so moneys are owed. However, besides the fact that there were never any slaves in California, an average inheritance Californians get from all sources amounts to $46,200, not $1.2 million. Moreover, this average includes inheritance of people who are descendants of generations of doctors, lawyers, business people, industrialists and so on. In the states where there was slavery, not in California, the slaves worked as domestic workers and farm workers, next to white domestic and farm workers, who were receiving a very modest salary, which barely covered their living expenses and they could not leave any inheritance at all. So, white people, who worked comparable jobs in slave owning states did not leave any inheritance to their descendants as well.
Based on all of the above, I urge to reject the proposed reparations.
Respectfully, /s/ Dr. Orly Taitz, ESQ
05.03.2023
Exhibit 1
Give Black Californians Slavery Reparation ‘Down Payment’ as Soon as Possible, Task Force Says
Sarah Reingewirtz/MediaNews Group/Los Angeles Daily News via Getty Images
3 May 2023207
2:46
Black residents of California should be given a slavery reparation “down payment” as soon as possible, a slavery task force has told the state.
California should aim to hand out a reparation “down payment” to its black residents as soon as possible, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) state task force has now recommended.
Started in the wake of the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement, the slavery reparation panel has been tasked with figuring out exactly how much California — which joined the Union as a free state in 1850 — owes its black residents, with estimates previously rising as high as $800 billion, nearly three times the state’s total annual budget.
According to a report by Fox News, the panel has now told the California government that it could take a significant length of time for the state to figure out exactly how much it owes each black resident, with the body as such recommending that it give each affected individual a reparation “down payment” as it figures out exactly how much the African-American population is owed.
“Given that the process of calculating the amount of some of the losses and determining the methods and structure for issuing payments could involve a lengthy process, the task force further recommends that the legislature make a ‘down payment’ with an immediate disbursement of a meaningful amount of funds to each member of the eligible class,” one document penned by the panel reportedly recommended.
The panel went on the emphasise that while such a down payment should be “substantial”, it had to recommend only the “beginning” of reparation payments to black residents of the state, with more steps being needed in “redressing the economic and societal harm of historical injustices”.
Estimates for how much the state owed African residents for each different type of historic inequality were also suggested, with the panel giving the figure of $2,352 per person per year of residence for “over-policing” of black neighbourhoods, $3,366 per person per year of residence for “discriminatory lending and zoning”, $13,619 per person per year of residence over “discrimination” regarding health, and $77,000 per person for Black-owned business losses and devaluations.
California should also, according to the panel, issue a formal apology to black residents for slavery — which was never historically allowed in the state since it joined the union in 1850 — and racism.
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Exhibit 2
Average Inheritance and 5 Tips for Leaving One to an Heir
https://www.annuity.org/retirement/estate-planning/average-inheritance/
Will you be leaving the average inheritance for your heirs? Have you considered the best way to leave one? The guide below will help you use — and give — your money in an inheritance as wisely as possible.
Lee Williams
For many, receiving an inheritance can seem like a dream come true. Giving an inheritance, on the other hand, can be a less-than-thrilling experience if not done carefully.
One study by Ameriprise Financial found that while 83% of people want to leave an inheritance, only 64% feel they are on track to do so. This is potentially due to the enormity of the task. There’s not only pressure of leaving an above-average inheritance for your heirs, but also the uncertainty of what you should leave for different people.
This guide will walk you through the average inheritance, tips for leaving one and how to know when it’s the right time to pass along your assets.
Key Findings:
Source: Survey of Consumer Finances
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Average Inheritance in the U.S.
The average inheritance from parents, grandparents or other benefactors in the U.S. is roughly $46,200, also according to the Survey of Consumer Finances. The average for the most wealthy 1% reaches upwards of $719,000, while the average for the next 9% experiences a steep decline at $174,200.
Aside from the average inheritance, data from the Federal Reserve also highlights key differences in the median inheritance among race and ethnic groups:
Accumulated data from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development shows that inherited wealth in the U.S. has accounted for roughly 50% to 60% of private wealth since the early 1900s.
Inheritance From Parents
According to the most recent data available from the Federal Reserve, the average inheritance received from parents with a college degree was $92,700 from 2016 to 2019. This number is $16,500 more than an average inheritance received from parents without a degree.
Similarly, children of parents with a degree are also two times more likely to expect an inheritance. Only 9.5% of individuals who have parents without a college degree expect an inheritance, while 23.6% of individuals who have parents with a degree expect to receive assets passed down to them.
Taxes From Inheritance
Depending on the type of inheritance, the required taxes vary. For example, most of the time heirs aren’t required to file an estate tax return upon inheriting an estate. The federal estate tax exemption is $12,060,000 in 2022, according to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
While inheritors may not be subject to an estate tax, you’ll likely have to pay some form of gift tax. In 2022, the annual exclusion is $16,000 per recipient, which is a $1,000 increase from 2021.
If you’re unsure what your inheritance tax will look like, talk with a financial advisor or another financial professional who can give you a better idea of what to expect.
What Is Considered a Large Inheritance?
There are varying sizes of inheritances, but a general rule of thumb is $100,000 or more is considered a large inheritance. Receiving such a substantial sum of money can potentially feel intimidating, particularly if you’ve never previously had to manage that kind of money.
Before spending it on a new sports car or vacation home, consider how you can make the most of your inheritance. You may decide to spend it on these items, but you should sit down with a financial advisor to go over your options and make a plan before making any quick choices.
An advisor can help you understand how much you should invest, put away in savings and spend freely. They can also advise you on whether purchasing an annuity for guaranteed income in the future is a good option for you.
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Interesting follow up discussion
| Sam Brentwood | My reading of the CA Constitution is that reparations are not “illegal” and certainly not in the same of being criminal. There are of course matters of getting tax increases approved but that’s entirely separate. As for whether reparations are appropriate, it’s complicated. While CA was not a slave state, there are obviously many descendants of slaves who live there and so if reparations are justified there’s the question of who should pay. Perhaps it’s a federal matter because no one State can be equitably hit with the cost. While there are no surviving slaves, there were similar discussions in post-war Germany. Were reparations required? Why should the cost fall on all Germans? And with time, why should people not even born at the time be made to pay. Also in the West Indies where reparations are being debated. Should they be financial compensation, or perhaps investments in infrastructure and improved education? |
2023/05/04 at 9:12 am
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Reparations are debated, however no state paid reparations to the descendants. Germany paid only to people who suffered themselves, people who were in the concentration camps. You conveniently used the word “debate”, not paid. Further, you did not show that the reparations are allowed anywhere in CA constitution. As I said, this is something that CA will have to put to a vote and I do not believe that the voters and tax payers of the state will vote to drastically pay more in taxes in a state that already taxes them more than any other state in the nation in order to pay every black resident $1.2 million each. More over, blacks from all over the country and all over the world will flock to CA to get $1.2 million a pop. First and foremost CA needs to go back to in-person voting, as I believe there are thousands of bogus ballots. This will flush out idiots sitting in Sacramento and coming up with insane ideas like this |
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