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Scammers who think it's their "civic responsibility" to dupe their fellow man with intentional fraud should think two or three times before committing to that l
by gmd63 3y ago
Scammers who think it's their "civic responsibility" to dupe their fellow man with intentional fraud should think two or three times before committing to that logic.
If they want to value someone's worth to the human team based on their gullibility to professional liars, it's not reaching very far for other like-minded logicians to value the scammers' worth based on their ability to navigate any other man-made stressor, like their ability to dodge a bullet.
- ghaff 3y agoMy last crack should probably have had a /s. I don't actually believe that.
- gmd63 3y agoI didn't take you as believing it, just as framing what others might think. I've seen the sentiment too and it frustrates me.
- fmajid 3y agoIt's known as Canada Bill Jones' Motto: "It is morally wrong to allow suckers to keep their money."
- pc86 3y agoAlmost as frustrating as people who posit the penalty for lying/fraud/hucksterism should be death.
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- gmd63 3y agoI didn't suggest that. Just illustrating how the incredibly moronic logic of "weeding out people who don't meet my standards of fitness is a civic duty" can be easily extended to non-financial areas of life.
- underlipton 3y agoThe banksters are aware. Hence, doormen, gated communities, and commuting by helicopter.
- tacocataco 3y agoGood luck getting law enforcement to care about you getting your stuff stolen.