Re: Japanese man gambled away a huge Covid-19 relief funds mistakenly sent to him
He's a good man after all if he wants to pay back the money he gambled away.
HO many of you would in all honesty give back so much money if you got it by mistake. It's easy to say it now and criticize the guy because you are not in his shoes. We all criticize people who made mistakes, but once in a while we do the same thing and become the victims of hate
You arent honest on the first place if you do spent out money or funds which isnt owned by you and if someone who had been caught and sued out then its a common or normal reaction for someone to say that he wouldHO many of you would in all honesty give back so much money if you got it by mistake. It's easy to say it now and criticize the guy because you are not in his shoes. We all criticize people who made mistakes, but once in a while we do the same thing and become the victims of hate
return those funds because if not then he do know on what are the consequences which had been waiting to be filed against him.So i dont really believe about being a good man yet spending money which isnt yours
isnt really something a good move on any angle i do tend to watch on.
We know that the source does have that mistake but its just understandable that it isnt yours which it is really just right for it to be given back into the right owner and also
consider those funds are for relief or support which you dont really have that conscience on spending it for you leisure time. lol
Exactly my thoughts. It's always funny to read about criminals who repent after being caught
But apparently someone believes in it if such comments are made. And in general I do not like the concept that a person is good if he corrected his mistakes. Thus, the life of those who initially lived honestly and did not make any "mistakes" that later required correction is depreciated.