Dana7360
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- Aug 6, 2014
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This man belongs in prison.
He had millions in stolen antiques. The fact that he didn't have any provenance isn't an excuse. In fact, it's proof he knew it was stolen.
The dealers who sold him that stolen property should also be prosecuted.
Instead, he has to pay a fine and can't collect antiques again.
This is one of the things that is wrong with the United States.
Real criminals don't go to prison only because they are rich.
It needs to stop. Just because a person has a lot of money doesn't mean that they shouldn't go to prison for their crimes.
We were taught to recite a pledge that the last sentence has been made a total joke.
AND JUSTIC FOR ALL.
He had millions in stolen antiques. The fact that he didn't have any provenance isn't an excuse. In fact, it's proof he knew it was stolen.
The dealers who sold him that stolen property should also be prosecuted.
Instead, he has to pay a fine and can't collect antiques again.
This is one of the things that is wrong with the United States.
Real criminals don't go to prison only because they are rich.
It needs to stop. Just because a person has a lot of money doesn't mean that they shouldn't go to prison for their crimes.
We were taught to recite a pledge that the last sentence has been made a total joke.
AND JUSTIC FOR ALL.
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