[Toddsterpatriot]

By your response then, I take it you agree that deliberately taking advantage of an inequity in financial knowledge or education is not honorable behavior;

Did they borrow money no-bid? Then they're stupid. Did they place a $5 billion bet on interest rates with no outside advice. Then they're stupid. Did they think they could plug a budget hole by gambling instead of cutting spending? Then they're stupid and maybe criminal.

Did they take a shot thinking they could sue their way out of the debt if they lost? Maybe they're just scumbags.

Is that correct?

Obviously we need a law against anything you think is dishonorable.

[LomanBill]

>>Obviously we need a law

Why, so the legal spiders can cast a wider web?

>>against anything you think is dishonorable.

Interesting how you presume an association between legality and honor. How’s O.J. doing these days?

Do you think it’s honorable behavior to deliberately take advantage of an inequity in knowledge or education? Yes or No.