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No, because your friend isn't a tightly-regulated institution whose proper functioning is integral to the core of our economic and financial system, and as a "c
by nerdponx 4y ago
No, because your friend isn't a tightly-regulated institution whose proper functioning is integral to the core of our economic and financial system, and as a "client" of your friend you have no reason to generally expect that your friend will be trustworthy.
And yes, I do think we should have some kind of public fund to help victims of theft and fraud. I can think of many worse uses of my tax money.