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Whether or not you are a terrible person has nothing to do with legal obligations. If your ancestors took out a loan and signed a lien against a property, that
by StanislavPetrov 6y ago
Whether or not you are a terrible person has nothing to do with legal obligations. If your ancestors took out a loan and signed a lien against a property, that doesn't just go away if they die. Its a legal contract. The whole "white guilt" argument about some sort of collective burden that people are supposed to bear is entirely unrelated to a codified, legal treaty signed by our government.
- astrange 6y ago> If your ancestors took out a loan and signed a lien against a property, that doesn't just go away if they die. Its a legal contract. This is true, but only because liens are special, not because it's a contract. You're not a party to your ancestors' debts or contracts if they die. At most, their estate is.
- StanislavPetrov 6y agoOklahoma is our country's estate.