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Not to go down the rabbit hole with this line of reasoning, because I would always argue that money laundering is tax evasion, but the fact that criminal activi
by conanbatt 9y ago
Not to go down the rabbit hole with this line of reasoning, because I would always argue that money laundering is tax evasion, but the fact that criminal activities is incidental to another activity, doesnt make the other one criminal.
As another user said, cars and guns are used for robberies, if you banned them, then you would also be curbing criminal activity.
- ambicapter 9y agoBuying a car from a guy you know or highly suspect used the car to rob a bank and is selling it to you for the express purpose of hiding what car was used in the bank robbery sounds like a crime (or at least something that would land you in hot water). Buying a gun from a guy that you know or highly suspect used the gun to kill a guy and is selling you the gun for the express purpose of hiding what gun was used in the murder sounds the same. ^Those are closer to what money laundering is.