>the perperators I would feel a little better about this if, say, these people were convicted of crimes and the art was sold as restitution a la OJ Simpson. Bu

>the perperators I would feel a little better about this if, say, these people were convicted of crimes and the art was sold as restitution a la OJ Simpson. But how can you call these people perpetrators when they've been held without trial for decades? They've been convicted of nothing. We've locked people up for years because they wore a model of Casio watch that was popular with some members of Al Quaeda (before any Bayesians jump in, it's worth mentioning that the watch is also popular with people who aren't members of Al Quaeda, which makes those indefinite detentions even more egregious IMO)