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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (147934)4/24/2019 3:12:38 PM
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Debt is debt but that doesn't mean it needs to be repaid.

In fact debt is often not repaid. I have always been a creditor and I can assure you that the default setting is that debt is not repaid.

Repaying debt is a perpetual process with abrogation a constant risk.

I advocate abrogation of debt when collective debt is imposed on individuals.

For examples:
Saddam borrowed big from Russia = abrogated rightfully as the people of Iraq did not do the borrowing.
Iceland told banks to get lost as the citizens did not do the borrowing.
Slavery reparations in USA should be laughed out of town.
Greece should tell EU creditors to take a hike, declare Grexit, introduce Tradable Citizenship and become the best country in the world.
I don't owe NZ government debt as I oppose it.

Debt is debt like Theresa May said Brexit is Brexit. England should tell EU to forget the debt too.

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