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So you’re suggesting they can find better paying and more rewarding work elsewhere and they choose not to do so? That seems very unlikely for a self interested
by dcow 5y ago
So you’re suggesting they can find better paying and more rewarding work elsewhere and they choose not to do so? That seems very unlikely for a self interested sociopath…
- pizza234 5y agoNo, i suggest that, with the assumption that they're highly talented individuals with very marketable skills (especially since they're not restricted by geographic borders), and they're trading 100% legal professions with a high reward (say, 200+ k$/year) with a directly violent and basically illegal one, with a very high reward (they could make an order of magnitude more; that's not uncommon for high-calibre spam groups). Since direct violence is involved, in my opinion this requires a degree of sociopathy. I'm not sympathetic to spam groups either, but at least their profession doesn't have a direct contact with the victims.