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> if the people it was stolen from decided it wasn't worth preserving who are you to decide they're wrong? Huh? Where did I "decide they're wrong"? In this h
by Ansil849 4y ago
> if the people it was stolen from decided it wasn't worth preserving who are you to decide they're wrong?
Huh? Where did I "decide they're wrong"? In this hypothetical you're concocting, you're saying someone "looted" something from someone's trash? That's not what looting typically means. Looting typically means taking things the people from whom they were taken from deemed valuable.
- stormbrew 4y agoI'm agreeing with you ("and for that matter..." as in "yes, and..."). The 'you' is general, to the people arguing that enjoying the thing in the museum is a morally neutral thing, and I'm bringing it back to the broader topic where we're talking about looted goods.