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Most homeowners have debt. So do lots of folks that own cars. And credit cards. And poor people unfortunate enough to wind up in the hospital with sub-par healt
by Broken_Hippo 3y ago
Most homeowners have debt. So do lots of folks that own cars. And credit cards. And poor people unfortunate enough to wind up in the hospital with sub-par health insurance. And 18 year old college students with bad judgement about credit cards.
Are all of these folks more susceptible to bribes and blackmail? This is a sizeable portion of the population.
Does bad credit of someone that just declared bankruptcy make someone more susceptible?
Couldn't a company just lessen this by paying well so that folks can get out of debt?
- Marsymars 3y ago> Are all of these folks more susceptible to bribes and blackmail? Yes? I expect I’m more susceptible to bribes and blackmail than I would be if I were independently wealthy and mortgage-free. Not that I want to be discriminated against on those grounds.