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minus-square@AlecSadler@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink12•11 months agoSome crazy part of me wonders what would happen if 50%-75%+ of people just straight up refused to pay. And, not for like…one month. But 6-12 months. It would have to have a meaningful, negative impact to banks? Right?
minus-square@eee@lemm.eelinkfedilink11•11 months agoParaphrasing a common saying… If 100 people can’t pay the bank back, the 100 people have a problem; if 100 million people can’t pay the bank back, the bank has a problem.
minus-square@ApostleO@startrek.websitelinkfedilink10•11 months agoDebt strike! Debt strike! Debt strike!
minus-squareHubertMannelinkfedilink1•11 months agoim pretty sure their card would get canceled and then debt collections would start.
Some crazy part of me wonders what would happen if 50%-75%+ of people just straight up refused to pay.
And, not for like…one month. But 6-12 months. It would have to have a meaningful, negative impact to banks? Right?
Paraphrasing a common saying… If 100 people can’t pay the bank back, the 100 people have a problem; if 100 million people can’t pay the bank back, the bank has a problem.
Debt strike!
Debt strike!
Debt strike!
im pretty sure their card would get canceled and then debt collections would start.