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> Fraud should be prosecuted. Isn’t that the protection? While throwing a (likely bankrupt) fraudster in jail might be emotionally satisfying, it doesn't get y
by Turing_Machine 5y ago
> Fraud should be prosecuted. Isn’t that the protection?
While throwing a (likely bankrupt) fraudster in jail might be emotionally satisfying, it doesn't get your money back.
These laws are aimed at protecting 87-year-old Aunt Minnie, who has some money in the bank that her late husband left her.