At what point do you consider unjustly acquired wealth to have acquired this invulerable patina of sacred prescription? You do agree it is possible to acquire wealth in an unjust and immoral way, I assume?
I’m curious because some recent lawsuits have resulted in recoveries by descendants of Jews robbed before and during WWII. That’s a good 60 to 70 years ago.
So apparently the present owners of those properties were not covered by your right of sacred prescription.
OTOH, if you extent property rights back far enough just about all real property was stolen from somebody and the present title is therefore invalid. Heck, this would mean American blacks are owed reparations for the undeniable crimes committed against the property rights of their ancestors.
I’m not trying to be snide, although I admit it’s a challenge. :) Some line must obviously be drawn where property rights vest in the possessor. Drawn too soon it results in criminals grabbing property and then claiming they have every right to it. Drawn too late innocent heirs suffer. Where do you think the line should be drawn and why?
And yes, that means modern Stalinish witch hunts by ambulance chasing lawyers are theft. Every bit as bad as the original acts they pretend to be so hot and bothered about. No, they aren't made any more excusable by the innocent men they attack, being in different demographic groups than those they claim to speak for.
In a walnutshell, the sort of men suing for Holocaust reparations would have been the first to burn the Jews themselves for a few gold fillings, and are pond scum.