Behind every fortune is a crime, as they say.
@Tail Depends on where the crime ocurred, some may call it a win.
@Tail For instance, if someone stole art from Nazis, or stole from Russian mobsters, or stole from Middle Eastern terrorists and took away their ability to buy weapons and terrorize people, is that a crime?
@Tail I guess maybe depends what you do with it... If you use it to buy more weapins and not support children, education, etc maybe
@Tail It's a fine line between right and wrong and often the law is not necessarily the straight line.
@Tail And religion is not much better.
@Klaatu_Veratta_Nectarine @Tail
Sure. Being a Quaker is the same as being a terrorist, almost.
@mcfate @Klaatu_Veratta_Nectarine Yup. All depends on which side of the line you're on. People focus too much on who's on the other side of it rather than paying attention to the line itself, why it's there and what purpose it serves.
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"Wise men see outlines, and therefore they draw them." β William Blake
"Mad men see outlines, and therefore they draw them." β William Blake, two months later