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You're citing actual crimes to make your case. Taking your wealth to another country and buying things is not a crime, it's commerce. The origin of said wealth
by FussyZeus 11y ago
You're citing actual crimes to make your case. Taking your wealth to another country and buying things is not a crime, it's commerce. The origin of said wealth is irrelevant to the Lamborghini dealer, if that person writing the check is polluting or insider trading or whatever then that is a separate issue.
- seanmcdirmid 11y agoUhm, no, money laundering laws are quite clear that taking I'll gotten wealth is a crime, but fancy getting any of that information from China. We could just stop with greedy immigration policies that are oriented around milking money from other countries, and focus on human capital instead. After all, those ill gotten slips of paper are just going to feed into asset bubbles, whereas scientist and engineers can actually create real value.