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⌈ Secret Post #3307 ⌋

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Comments

Re: A Public Opinion Poll

[(Anonymous)]

It depends. If someone loses all their money due to illness or addiction, I feel sympathy for them, because those are pretty horrible things to suffer through, and there's only so much that wealth can offset that. (And, since I'm from a country with proper socialized health care, the idea of having your finances drained by something that we're taught should be a basic right of citizenship is honestly pretty fucking horrifying.)

If someone loses all their money because they don' know how to manage money, or because they're caught scamming or tax evading and get their assets seized, I mostly feel a sense of schadenfreude. Especially since much of the time, they don't actually wind up poor. They're less wealthy than they've grown accustomed to being, but they're still better off than people who are actually living in poverty.

Re: A Public Opinion Poll

[(Anonymous)]

I agree so long as "don't know how to manage money" doesn't apply to people whose fault it isn't. Like people who win the lotto or inherit a lot of money then get preyed on by lawyers and family members and people who frivolously sue them for a piece of the pie. It's not their fault for trusting greedy people they should be able to trust, you know?