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It's because you're not understanding the comment. I was talking about the general case, not saying that that guy was going to die in this particular case. Ther

It's because you're not understanding the comment. I was talking about the general case, not saying that that guy was going to die in this particular case. There are tons of situations where being able to make a phone call can make the difference between life and death. And the trade-off is that this mechanism for ensuring a debt gets repaid explicitly puts people's lives in jeopardy. None of that is an an opinion, it's just a fact. That you somehow don't realize these really strains credulity. You're evidently not even trying to have a real discussion here so don't expect me to keep trying beyond this.

renewiltord 6y ago
> There are tons of situations where being able to make a phone call can make the difference between life and death. There are vanishingly few in India where you will not have an instant substitute, since emergency calls aren't blocked. You really don't understand the market at all. Also, I am not trying to have a discussion with you. I'm trying to get you to stop misinforming third parties so your stopping posting is a desired outcome. I am glad to hear that.