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You feel cheated that you understand debt enough not to be taken advantage of? Seems like a silly thing to be upset about. Perhaps we also shouldn't rescue som
by CoryG89 10y ago
You feel cheated that you understand debt enough not to be taken advantage of? Seems like a silly thing to be upset about.
Perhaps we also shouldn't rescue someone who falls into an open man-hole, because it isn't fair to those of us who know to watch where we're walking?
- kogus 10y agoThe issue is that "not understanding well enough.." is the fault of the fool, not the crook. Crooks will always exist. Fools should be responsible for the consequences of foolish behavior.
- RGamma 10y ago>Fools should be responsible for the consequences of foolish behavior. The financial sector disagrees.
- kogus 10y agoAnd they are wrong. Criminals should be held accountable, and justice should be blind. Naive or not, those are goals we should uphold as a society, in my opinion.
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