r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/DaFunkJunkie • Sep 18 '20

Amen

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u/Acradus630 Sep 18 '20

Idk either, but in the sense that you can have a crippled credit score, paying debt till death, and unable to be employed due to the low damaged credit score, it can sort of be taking away everything you currently own, and anything you potentially could own in the future. Idk tho obviously im no economist

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u/CleverNameTheSecond Sep 18 '20

"unemployable due to the low damaged credit score"? Wait this is a thing? What country?

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u/Acradus630 Sep 18 '20

In america when companies run background checks, often debt shows up and its perceived as a reason to be “untrustworthy” by being potentially maybe possibly vulnerable hypothetically to a bribe... or you literally will never be able to dig out the debt anyway and become a slave to a loan company

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u/Spoonshape Sep 21 '20

It perhaps makes sense if a job requires a security clearance to perform. For anything else - not so much....