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Yes, and what great nanny-stateism. The only people whom that big warning helps are people who don't know what a mortgage actually is, yet are planning to take
by sievebrain 10y ago
Yes, and what great nanny-stateism. The only people whom that big warning helps are people who don't know what a mortgage actually is, yet are planning to take one out anyway. I'm sure such people exist in very small numbers but this is how you get "Warning: may be hot" on coffee cups. Where do you draw the line? Surely someone who walks into a bank and says "I'd like a mortgage" should be expected to know what repossession is?
- FireBeyond 10y agoAnd yet in the US look at any prescription drug ad, where there's this ugly extended component of the ad that details dozens of possible issues, which to your logic would be the job of the physician (and I agree), not the advertising.