see this is exactly what i'm talking about. and that's a poor analogy, since a credit card unlike a gun is expected to harm the user. it is possible to use them smartly but almost no one does and the profit margins are built around that. and you're blaming the victims like i explained; > i explained it to them openly so i'm not liable what's the problem? but did they understand it? or did their eyes glaze over? do you feel like they're going to act responsibly? > well that's not my job, if they're dumb enough to take it without understanding it then i win and they lose and that's their problem not mine. which is the point i'm trying to make; it is still your problem because you share a country with these people and tons of them are getting targeted for things like this and their problems don't stay cleanly in their own household, they leak out. it's like the homeless on san fran's streets; they're the ones making the bad decision to do fent and yes, that is their fault, not the fault of the other san fran residents, but that doesn't make your car window any less smashed in. the brain problem is that humans instinctively just try to shirk blame rather than thinking about consequences. people feel that if they can't be blamed for something directly then it won't affect them, and they're always wrong.
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