According to Boxill, if the validity of inheritance is rejected
A) All arguments in favor of reparation will fail.
B) An argument for reparation can still be made if we stipulate that individuals' wealth is returned to society at their deaths.
C) The very idea of property rights must be rejected as well.
D) None of the above.

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Boxill suggests that even if the validity of inheritance is rejected, an argument for reparation can still be made by proposing that individuals' wealth should be returned to society upon their death, rather than negating all arguments for reparation or the concept of property rights.

According to Boxill, If the Validity of Inheritance Is Rejected