Here we go: the next episode of “Reparations” began over the weekend, with the release of the California Reparations Task Force’s report on what kind of financial handout Black Californians should get.

Good heavens, everybody is demanding reparations. The State of California; the cities of San Francisco and Oakland; Alameda County, and now, even the Oakland Education Association, the teachers union that is currently on strike.

Sheng Thao and her woke pals on the City Council are saying how proud they are of Oakland’s new budget. What they’re not talking about (because they’re ashamed of it) is how severely they’ve cut staffing at the Oakland Police Department.

Pamela Price, you might have heard, has instructed her deputy District Attorneys to avoid using so-called “enhancements” in charging criminals.

How dumb, you ask? Well, the state’s Democratic-controlled Legislature has put forth the Oregon Right to Rest Act [House Bill 3501], which discovers a Constitutional “right” to “use of and free movement within public spaces.” By this finding, the Legislature declares that anyone who lives in “a primary nighttime residence that is a public or private place not designed for or ordinarily used as a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings” is entitled to use that space. Moreover, “It is an unlawful practice for any person to deny, refuse, restrict or withhold from a person experiencing homelessness any of the rights listed in section 5 of this 2023 Act [House Bill 3501].” Any homeless person who feels “harassed” by anyone may sue for injunctive relief, including punitive damages, while any “aider or abettor” shall be “jointly and severally liable for all damages awarded…”.