>I’m not arguing about debtors prisons? I’m not sure why you’ve focused on it
Because that's seemingly what you were asking about? If not clarify what you originally meant rather than beating around the bush then being surprised when people aren't focusing on the things you want.
>>>Like what? Moreover, what does this hold for public policy? Should we bring back debtor's prisons? That would be the obvious solution to long firm fraud.
>>I’m not an expert, but the way you wrote your comment seemed to be discounting this possibility for no discernible reason
>Debtor's prisons were widely considered to be cruel, which is why they were abolished basically everywhere in the developed world.
Because that's seemingly what you were asking about? If not clarify what you originally meant rather than beating around the bush then being surprised when people aren't focusing on the things you want.
>>>Like what? Moreover, what does this hold for public policy? Should we bring back debtor's prisons? That would be the obvious solution to long firm fraud.
>>I’m not an expert, but the way you wrote your comment seemed to be discounting this possibility for no discernible reason
>Debtor's prisons were widely considered to be cruel, which is why they were abolished basically everywhere in the developed world.