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If it's not dischargeable in bankruptcy, it's indentured. The relevant question is "what is it acceptable to own?", and if your answer includes "human capital"
by ouid 6y ago
If it's not dischargeable in bankruptcy, it's indentured.
The relevant question is "what is it acceptable to own?", and if your answer includes "human capital" your answer includes "people" and that makes you pro-slavery.
- barry-cotter 6y ago> If it's not dischargeable in bankruptcy, it's indentured. In that case student debt is indenture and ISAs aren’t.