I don't debate your viewpoint, in fact, I agree with it. But please get the context, I am merely talking about something else entirely. That I simply don't want to be personally responsible if someone else's savings in Bitcoin can't be converted back to fiat because his coins were tainted. I will teach what I know, but it's up to him/her to do the act.
If you're afraid of responsibility, don't let your friends and family use centralized exchanges and chainalysis / censorship-cooperating software like Wasabi in the first place. That's where the real risk lies. As long as they buy P2P, hold in self-custody and trade / sell P2P in the future, they have nothing to fear.
Don't forget all the cases of exchange 'hacks', frozen funds etc. that are only possible because people started introducing centralized parties into this space and allowed them to have a say. If you deny them that position, by just not using them, you enjoy all the benefits of the original idea of decentralized, open currency and none of the risks that are only introduced by using services which go against the core principles of this whole thing.