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No its not. I imagine there are millions of lower class people in America that get charged an extra $50-$500 every month with a dare to hire a lawyer or take a
by austrian 11y ago
No its not. I imagine there are millions of lower class people in America that get charged an extra $50-$500 every month with a dare to hire a lawyer or take a hit on their credit score, of which they can take neither, so they pay a thief his made up fees. There's probably other examples of this I could imagine. Without even speaking about the psychological trauma that is present here, it looks about as criminal as stealing lunch money from random people.
This isn't civilized behavior and it should not be tolerated in the USA.
- hugh4 11y agoStatistically if it's never once happened to me it's unlikely that it happens to millions of people a month. I'm not sure where you're getting your information from.
- austrian 11y agoThat's not a valid sample size. Gross.
- blumkvist 11y agoThat's a lot of imagining you're doing right there. The US is not Austria. It has ~310m more people. The China example is just lol worthy.
- austrian 11y agoIt's imagining I talked about but its reality I'm portraying. Let the story telling begin, blumkvist!
- blumkvist 11y agoDo you have any evidence to support your story or is it pure fiction?
- austrian 11y agoIt is reality. There is a gap in morality here wide enough to oppress the poor, but small enough so that those with family lawyers and savings don't need to worry very much. Investigate the people who feel they have been abused by the credit bureau, the evidence will be everywhere. It is only obvious. It's also worth noting that it is in the interest of those with a high credit score to defend the system even though it enables criminal behavior towards the poor. Shame.
- blumkvist 11y agoCan you present data to back up your claims or can you not? You keep making assertions stating this is the reality. It should be easy enough to show some proof.
- austrian 11y agoAll one needs to do is inspect the logic of the victim in order to understand the criminality. He has enough resources to pay the unwarranted charges and avoid a bad credit score, but he doesn't have enough resources to acquire a lawyer. An activist could conduct an investigation and prove the same if that's what the American system requires. I have no doubt that American companies are victimizing millions of people because of their poverty. American people and American society will continue to suffer. Shame.
- blumkvist 11y agoSo all you have is speculation based on your convictions. Yet you feel that is enough to form a strong opinion and more over, express it with unshakable confidence. Attempting to persuade the public with argumentation based not on sound reasoning, but indignation. Shame.
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