Quote from: lizarder on November 24, 2024, 01:21:25 PM

Quote from: CageMabok on November 23, 2024, 02:54:19 PM

Such things only lead more to local customs or habits in the matter of paying debts, but if we direct it at the government, of course it will lead more to the rules of the government itself. However, my Koran teacher once said that a child has no obligation to pay his parents' debts that were made by his parents in the past. But because most children always love their own parents more, of course they are also not willing if their own parents are still in debt to other people so they prefer to pay it directly even though it is not their obligation as a child.

In the current loan system, it is an obligation for families to pay off debts if the person concerned dies and even in my religious law, it is an obligation to pay off the debt so that the person concerned can be at peace in the afterlife. If referring to religion, maybe most people will think differently, but that's how the law is in my religion because debts must still be paid.

It's different when dealing with the government, the debt that is inherited to the next government will definitely run by itself because there is an agreement between one country and another. If the debt cannot be paid off, it is better not to take it and that is if it relates to each individual.

Debt can be fetal for any country. I will explain this through a small example . If any person is a leader of his family and he has no money to take meal for his Child but he took loan and and bought Mutton for his child and he did not pay debt and after sometime when used the all money he leave his house on mortgage. His family is happy but he has no income source and he will lose his all assets and after sometime he will be on the road. The same condition is of many countries , their politicians are using all money for their personal uses and they have millions of dollars in the bank but public is poor because they have to pay more taxes to pay this money.