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These are individual people. If the British government was to complain, then that could be considered hypocritical. But an individual person can't be held to ac
by Balero 9y ago
These are individual people. If the British government was to complain, then that could be considered hypocritical. But an individual person can't be held to account for actions taken, by others and (quite probably) before they were born.
- srean 9y agoWhat if they are still benefiting from those historical acts ?
- TallGuyShort 9y agoName a country where you can live without unknowingly benefiting from some atrocity in the past.
- gertef 9y agoNot the point. Whoever you are, if you have ill-gotten gains (more than average at least), even as a gift, you have a moral obligation to use them to counter the ill.