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> The problem is not victims, the problem is scammers but the solution isn't on the scammers side only, there are a series of circumstances on both sides invol
by somrand0 4y ago
> The problem is not victims, the problem is scammers
but the solution isn't on the scammers side only, there are a series of circumstances on both sides involved that cause these things to happen.
if people weren't desperate for money, running out of alternatives, they wouldn't need to perpetrate these crimes, nor would they fall for them as often.
- sltkr 4y ago> if people weren't desperate for money, running out of alternatives, they wouldn't need to perpetrate these crimes, nor would they fall for them as often. It's naive to think only the destitute perpetrate or fall victim to scams. By that logic, people like Bernie Maddoff or (allegedly) Sam Bankman-Fried wouldn't exist.
- somrand0 4y agothere's always the romanticized idea of the 'cat burglar' who spends more money trying to steal something that the actual pay off from the heist... that's fraud like an art form... maybe mr. bankster-"cooked in oil" should play that defense: "It was an art project that got out of hand"...