I think that's a red herring. First, slavery is not death and removing someone from slavery is not saving their life. Second, if it could be proven (though I do

I think that's a red herring. First, slavery is not death and removing someone from slavery is not saving their life. Second, if it could be proven (though I doubt anyone has the means) that confiscation of gold sped economic recovery significantly, being responsible for many millions of lives saved in the past seventy years, would you accept it was the right thing to do? I suspect your answer is "no", and if so I wonder if you have any idea why.