Why wasn't Seto Kaiba arrested when he Ripped up Grandpa's Blue Eyes White Dragon card?

CLG ear·2/2/2019, 12:13:51 PM·1 votes·1,884 views

This guy eavesdrops and overhears Yugi talking about Grandpa's rare card. He attempts to purchase/trade for the card, and when Grandpa doesn't accept the offer he destroys Grandpa's shop, beats Grandpa until he's unconscious and steals the card and destroys it.

This is assault, theft, and destruction of private property; and Yugi should've called the police since Seto Kaiba committed a crime against his Grandfather. Instead he plays a children's card game and mind blasts Kaiba after winning the match.

Imagine if Bill Gates went to some small business owner's place of business, assaulted the owner, destroyed their store, and destroyed a rare and expensive item. It would make national news, Gates' company stock would plummet, and Gates himself would probably spend some time in prison; unless he paid off the District Attorney. There would also be a Civil Suit for millions.

Kaiba should've spent the night in jail and had a lawsuit brought against him.

7 Comments

Zeppelins circus2/2/2019, 12:53:47 PM2 votes

Because he screwed the rules with money. Also to note, his company was a former arms dealer known to nuke the hell out of anybody who gets in their way.

If every charcters deck is a representation of theirs, Kaiba's deck is has a small fragment of what his father did. It has technological weapons, bio-weapons, and wmds.

Worst Brad Japan2/2/2019, 4:28:33 PM2 votes

Because he's rich and rich people are above the law

Irelia Bot2/2/2019, 4:34:42 PM2 votes

Because he had green hair.

Duh

CampYourLane2/2/2019, 1:19:46 PM1 votes

anime :wutface:

halla5552/2/2019, 5:45:41 PM1 votes

stop breaking my animu

Vacus2/2/2019, 7:38:58 PM1 votes

The way you describe Bill Gates's doings really wouldn't happen. It would be looked into, it would be hushed up, and no one would hear about it and he would never be charged. Particularly true in the pre-social-media age that Yu-gi-oh is set in.