In many places, good faith sales are respected. Say someone bought a TV that "fell off a truck", but then after a year sells it to another person insisting it w

In many places, good faith sales are respected. Say someone bought a TV that "fell off a truck", but then after a year sells it to another person insisting it was legitimately acquired. The second buyer could be a legitimate owner given the they purchased the TV in good faith. On a side note, even if you did legitimately purchase the TV why would you expect the manufacturer to buy it back from you after it was used? Regarding the realities of the situation in Oklahoma: as of this ruling non-natives on native land outnumber natives more than 4:1. If the government aimed to take or redistribute private property I would expect major unrest as a consequence.