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Old 04-03-2021, 09:03 PM   #1664
HockeyIlliterate
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Originally Posted by Mathgod View Post
Are you pretty much saying that deceit is always ok? That there's nothing wrong with it, ever? That's it's always the fault of the person who got conned for failing to do due diligence? That nothing can ever be considered fraud as long as "it's in the fine print"?

If there's some nuance I'm missing here, please clarify it for me.

I'd like to think that life is not simply a hoodwinking competition. Sadly, in a lot of ways it is, but we have to resist the temptation of letting our society slide completely in that direction.
A bright yellow box isn’t fine print and isn’t deceitful. And expecting people to read and understand what they are doing is not a particularly high bar.

Sometimes, it really is okay to blame the victim.
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