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Great, lets remove the option of refined sugar, alcohol, saturated fats, detached single family homes (due to it resulting in individual cars, the leading cause
by lotsofpulp 3mo ago
Great, lets remove the option of refined sugar, alcohol, saturated fats, detached single family homes (due to it resulting in individual cars, the leading cause of injury and death, and expenses that leads to "debt slavery"), etc.
Also, no more leasing/renting cars, or really any kind of borrowing at all, as people should not have the option to become liable in the future, for anything. Because if a $1,000 to $2,000 lease puts them in a spiral of debt slavery, anything more than that surely will.
- drdexebtjl 3mo agoYou’re being sarcastic, but I actually kind of agree. Not that these options should be removed, but that they should be priced according to their costs to society. You see that with alcohol and cigarettes in developed countries. Leases should be more tightly regulated and require full coverage insurance. It already works like that for cars. Borrowing is fine insofar as the payments or debt don’t interfere with your ability to survive. A bad credit score shouldn’t prevent you from living under a roof or getting a job. UBI would make this much easier in practice.
- lotsofpulp 3mo ago>Leases should be more tightly regulated and require full coverage insurance. It already works like that for cars. Not by law, but because the lender requires it. In this case, the lender doesn’t. There is no evil or not evil, it’s just a business decision based on the value of the collateral and likelihood of loss.
- drdexebtjl 3mo agoA decision can be purely logical and impersonal and still be evil. Only poorly written villains from fiction do evil things because they enjoy harming people. Evil actions in real life stem from systems in which they are completely justifiable.