Your words were > One's investment into a criminal enterprise could arguably be contributing to or encouraging that crime Every shareholder is an “investor”.

Your words were > One's investment into a criminal enterprise could arguably be contributing to or encouraging that crime Every shareholder is an “investor”. Well not really, when you buy a stock unless you buy at IPO or secondary offering, you are buying an ownership share from another holder. So if you really want to go after “investors” you would have to find all of the investors who invested before the company went public and the ones who bought at IPO. We also have to go after any bank who lent the company money since they were also “involved in the criminal enterprise”. In the case of Amazon, you would definitely have to go after Bezo’s ex-wife since she is a major shareholder.