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Victims are not always blameless. In this instance, victims are well informed about the consequences of borrowing & choose to consent. One could even argue that
by AvesMerit 4y ago
Victims are not always blameless. In this instance, victims are well informed about the consequences of borrowing & choose to consent. One could even argue that creditors who do not get paid are victims - they're the ones who provided funds to the borrower for them to enjoy their goods
Obviously, one should not blame a murder/rape victim
- jahsome 4y agoI think the point is, young people are in fact _not_ well informed. It's in the entire credit industry's collective best interest to keep consumers in the dark.
- superkuh 4y agoAnd creditors are well informed about the consequences of lending and chose to consent. Not repaying a loan is not a huge moral failing. In most cases it is not a even crime--because no one believes all loans will be repaid, especially the creditors.
- xracy 4y ago"victims are well informed about the consequences of borrowing" - Citation Needed. Have you read the terms and conditions of buy-now-pay-later companies? I think the clearest takeaway from this article is that people aren't well informed.