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Re: Are you morally obligated to repay a loan that you take?
I mean that IS REALLY ODD considering Your Own previous String/OP and posts saying Interest IS "morally wrong", In direct denial of the OP premise here.
Now it's OK?
I mean, Interest is Always "in the Loan Contract."
Paleocon OP, 9/23/14
http://www.debatepolitics.com/economics/205321-why-usury-should-against-law.html
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Since when?Paleocon said:One is obliged to fulfill any just contracts one has entered into in accordance with the civil law, unless excused by the other party.
It is NOT Morally Wrong to Take Advantage of stipulations in the contract, or in the civil law in force at the time of the contract.
I mean that IS REALLY ODD considering Your Own previous String/OP and posts saying Interest IS "morally wrong", In direct denial of the OP premise here.
Now it's OK?
I mean, Interest is Always "in the Loan Contract."
Paleocon OP, 9/23/14
http://www.debatepolitics.com/economics/205321-why-usury-should-against-law.html
Paleocon OP said:In the practice of usury, one rents money out to others (interest). This is Wrong because, while things like houses and apartments can be rented out, because they can be used without being consumed, Money is more like food, it must be consumed in order to be used, thus it Cannot Licitly be Lent at Interest.
Paleocon post #7 said:No. It's one thing to demand repayment of the loan. It's another to charge over that amount.AlabamaPaul said:"thus it cannot licitly be lent at interest"
Is that not an argument for free money?
Paleocon #13 said:The practice of person-recourse Lending At Interest should be Banned.tres borrachos said:Are you saying the practice of lending should be banned, or are you talking about usury, which isn't the same as lending with interest.
There are usury laws that are managed on the state levels. Every state has its own usury limits.
etc, etc, etc.Paleocon said:I'm saying that person-recourse interest should be illegal.
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