(And indeed, let the taxpayer pay the salaries and ensure the integrity of the bonuses for all those who facilitated and were complicit in a political-industrial complex that drew and still continues to draw its livelihood from these contracts of debt).
As for the lenders, it doesn't look like they will pay, no. - They retain their legal, or moral claim upon, or power over, the labour of others; every such claim implying, precisely as much poverty or debt on one side, as it implies riches or right on the other. (Ruskin).
... Or by the taxpayer.
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As for the lenders, it doesn't look like they will pay, no. - They retain their legal, or moral claim upon, or power over, the labour of others; every such claim implying, precisely as much poverty or debt on one side, as it implies riches or right on the other. (Ruskin).