Meanwhile, the 60% of people you didn't mention - the ones with only 40% of debt owed - are in a crisis.
You are saying that we must deny those people assistance, because we would also end up helping others who aren't in crisis, and doing so is unpalatable.
So where is the solution for the people in crisis?
Meanwhile, the 60% of people you didn't mention - the ones with only 40% of debt owed - are in a crisis.
You are saying that we must deny those people assistance, because we would also end up helping others who aren't in crisis, and doing so is unpalatable.
So where is the solution for the people in crisis?