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So, when do enough scams on people choosing to participate go from being their problem, to society's problem? And when do we all start to have to pay for this
by supernova87a 5y ago
So, when do enough scams on people choosing to participate go from being their problem, to society's problem? And when do we all start to have to pay for this at some point? Because I have a feeling we will, even though I have no idea why.
- hamiltonians 5y agoFor example, drugs have a systemic effect on society, but crypto losses generally do not, so the reluctance to crack down on crypto scams unlike other crimes. Someone sending $50k to fake Saylor is not like 50k in the pockets of narco gangs.
- supernova87a 5y agoI think the same would apply about casinos and gambling, yet those have had to be regulated in the public interest.