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Current systems benefit from historical injustice and must actively work to correct it

Reconciliation requires acknowledgment and truth commissions before any monetary compensation

Educational investments in disadvantaged communities are better than direct reparations

Reparations are impractical and unfair to modern generations who didn't commit historical wrongs

Nations have a moral obligation to pay reparations for slavery and colonialism

Capitalism naturally creates inequality but generates wealth that benefits everyone eventually

Universal basic income is the solution to ensure everyone's needs are met

Inequality is caused by unequal access to education and opportunity, not by wealth itself

High earners already pay most taxes—more taxation just discourages success and innovation

Wealth taxes and stricter progressive taxation are necessary to reduce inequality

Parents and society are too permissive—stricter discipline and limits would help youth thrive

Mental healthcare must be free and accessible to everyone, especially young people

Schools should teach mental health and resilience instead of focusing only on academics

Mental health issues predate social media—underlying inequality and lack of opportunity are the real causes

Social media and smartphones are the primary cause of rising youth mental illness

Users who share false information should face legal consequences

Algorithmic transparency should be required so we can see how misinformation spreads

Fact-checking and media literacy are better solutions than government censorship

Heavy regulation of speech threatens free expression—people need to evaluate info themselves

Social media platforms should be heavily regulated to remove false information