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That dollar is still worth a dollar after it it seized from the criminal who stole it. Same as any stolen property.
by gohrt 10y ago
That dollar is still worth a dollar after it it seized from the criminal who stole it. Same as any stolen property.
- mindslight 10y ago"Money laundering" and "stolen" are orthogonal. "Money laundering" is usually persecuted against someone suspected of doing legitimate business that the government doesn't like, and sometimes even against people who are simply pushing back against that FINCEN >$10k surveillance. You can tell it's one of those specious "laws" that actually destroys the rule of law because it flips the script to guilty until proven innocent.