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Doesn't work as a response to "this was robbed from my grandfather, you should give it back because benefitting from crime is generally bad".
by praptak 2y ago
Doesn't work as a response to "this was robbed from my grandfather, you should give it back because benefitting from crime is generally bad".
- bigstrat2003 2y agoIt absolutely does. You need to end the chain of responsibility somewhere, and stuff that my grandfather did to your grandfather is beyond the line of what's reasonable.
- nick7376182 2y agoMy uncle is a lawyer in Europe who specializes in art law and I can assure you based on listening to him talk about cases, that you are likely to have to return the stolen art if there is sufficient evidence despite any inheritances or intermediate transactions (at least in the nation where he practices). However, returning the stolen goods is on a different level from taking on the penalties or damages of the initial theft.
- lifestyleguru 2y agoSo if someone kills you and isolates your family for one generation, that would make it even?