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> Surely it's unconstitutional. It’s not. Free market principles are not protected by the constitution. The closest is the Commerce Clause and its mention of c
by travisjungroth 4y ago
> Surely it's unconstitutional.
It’s not. Free market principles are not protected by the constitution. The closest is the Commerce Clause and its mention of contracts. But that’s the idea states can’t just wipe out existing contracts (debts). The government can regulate them.
> the government should not protect people from their own negligence or ignorance
This is an extreme position to take. All governments do this.
- anonkogudhyfhhf 4y agoAll these people deceived, lied and committed fraud. All governments, even in libertarian utopias, prosecute such criminality and predatory behaviour