The hosts compare the ADOS claim for reparations to a shareholder class action lawsuit against a corporation like Monsanto. They argue that being ADOS is equivalent to holding a share of stock in the United States between 1619 and 1968, entitling the holder to a settlement regardless of how they spend the money. This framework is intended to separate those with a specific lineage of American slavery from other Black immigrants, potentially ending a "victimization mentality" through paperwork and verification.