> No one is claiming that buying a pair of sneakers from a company that uses part of its funds for an evil end makes you guilty of the crime If you are a Germa

> No one is claiming that buying a pair of sneakers from a company that uses part of its funds for an evil end makes you guilty of the crime If you are a German company, yes, the law makes you guilty. This goes by the sweet name of Lieferkettensorgfaltsplichtengesetz (also known as LkSG), and makes it a duty (Pflicht) for companies to pay diligence (Sorgfalt) to the absence of crime at any point in their supply chain (Lieferkette). I do not know exactly what the criteria are to decide whether you did your search with enough diligence, should a crime be found in your supply chain, but I just wanted to point that this concept definitely exists in some jurisdictions.