The Scolds at the New York Times, at it Again
The editorial wizards at the New York Times have written another of those feel-good public interest editorials that show what disconnected individuals they are. The subject is the scam that Congress has allowed and profited from, called credit-card legislation.
The editorial wizards at the New York Times have written another of those feel-good public interest editorials that show what disconnected individuals they are. The subject is the scam that Congress has allowed and profited from, called credit-card legislation.
There’s not a soul at the Times who ever missed a payment on their American Express—but there’s not a lot of soul at the paper anyway, especially up there on the executive floors.
Titled Credit Card Buyer Beware, even that is its own sort of scam, as though those who are being ground into cat-food have a choice in the matter. The common wisdom is that credit-card abuse is solely a matter of the get-it-now generation getting it now. Like all common wisdoms, there is some tru…