According to Kukathas, the argument for holding descendants of perpetrators of past injustice liable for making reparations is weakened by the fact that people's identities are complex mixtures of different inheritances.

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Kukathas argues that the complexity and mixed nature of individuals' identities make it difficult to hold descendants directly responsible for the actions of their ancestors, thus weakening the argument for their liability in making reparations for past injustices.

According to Kukathas, the Argument for Holding Descendants of Perpetrators