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Evidently the banking companies are striving to get all debts as unable to be wiped clean. Now we got a company suing people who've already declared bankruptcy.

Is this the wave of the future? Has the thirteenth amendment become moot?

This says it all: "rather than a temporary cultural glitch, these stagnant last couple of decades may be a secular rather than cyclical trend, the beginning of American civilizationâ€s new chronic condition, a permanent loss of appetite for innovation and the shockingly new. After all, such a sensibility shift has happened again and again over the last several thousand years, that moment when all great culturesâ€"Egyptian, Roman, Mayan, Islamic, French, Ottoman, Britishâ€"slide irrevocably into an enervated late middle age."

What happens when people defend a system they know is unfair? We justify the system, and thus learn to love it.

The eight hundred pound elephant in the room - slavery in the guise of improving your position.

How long before the Universities stop existing? Probably when there's not enough people to qualify for loans (because their parents couldn't pay them back...)