debt is a big problem, govs n many countries like Japan, US, most EU countries r a bad example with debt above 100% of GDP, govs policies n facilitating debt for citizens isn't meant to b n citizens' favor -rather it's n companies favor where u become n debt to have the money to buy their products- they don't care as long as they r getting money, it's an evil game that's made worse with ads which is a psychological game not easy to resist by most- that's what companies & countries behind it do, basic needs of citizens from public education, public healthcare to basic income, public housing should b met & hence debt won't b needed, 1 exception is loans for opening businesses that can return profits & even here strict rules, detailed plans, strict surveillance, the right persons n the right positions from the main managers & downward.
wow despite being new on hive i've been commenting on other sites for some 15 years or so, writing that way since i can remember- yet this is the 1st time someone is complaining about the way i write, haha totally unexpected tbh "to be honest" reminds me of the famous Finn "Kemi Raikkonen" + son i'm not that young either haha, seriously speaking i'm not old on hive, checking how it works & that kind of stuff, last week i was looking for some interesting and useful posts that i can interact with, share serious thoughts, point of views, ideas & believes, 1 of ur "your" posts was on the most viewed posts, i read it, i found the article really good, i made a serious >10 lines comment or so & said i need to read more of those articles, i did read maybe 5 articles, did some serious >10 lines comment on each & said i'll probably read those article on a daily base, then i read ur "your" wow unexpected reply & still i'll probably read those articles on a daily base & make some serious 10 lines comments wen "when" i've time. good articles continue. f "if" u "you" had the time & could read my comments on ur "your" previous posts any serious point of views, thoughts, believes, discussion -would b "be" appreciated