Quote from peilthetraveler:
So then in your opinion, if someone goes out and gets a bunch of loans, maxes out his credit card and refinances his house to pull all the cash out and then moves to the bahamas to retire...he shouldnt be pursued because the banks, credit cards and mortgage lenders that LOANED him money "took a chance"?
Quote from gwb-trading:
Jailed for $280: The return of debtors' prisons
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505144_162-57417654/jailed-for-$280-the-return-of-debtors-prisons/
Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:
I think that's Effed up.
Lots of abuse in our court/ govt systems IMHO.
we are their slaves and they know it. Best thing is, be a judge, know one, or be as invisible as you can.
Quote from logic_man:
I actually did catch that she was put in jail for contempt of court. Even if she had been put in jail for the debt itself, I wouldn't mind.
What is it the jackasses who support abortion always say, "Don't support abortion? Don't have one!" Well, that works for this as well.
"Don't support debtors' prisons? Don't go into debt!"
As far as I'm concerned, bring back Shylock's solution of a pound of flesh. Of course, with the fatasses we've got here in the US, we might need to make that two pounds.
Quote from tradin4profits:
Best thing to do is pay your bills and go to court when summoned, then you will have no problems.