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If somebody commit a crime, should their family pay for the crime?
Because if we are going to use this logic, we want money from people after 20 generations, like today, all UK are responsible for what other did 300 Years Ago? Why you don’t ask the descendant from those group in Africa that started the business. No UK people when inside Africa land to kidnapped people to trade, was other black African who trade them first.
Anyway, if we are going to do this, then we should go in all directions, lets start also claiming money for crimes others family members did. Imagine a person assault a bank and he paid daughter’s scholarship with money he stole. Is that daughter responsible for her dad actions and do payment too. I need to figure out that, because i will present them 2 lawsuit to their family members to claim my money.
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