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In article <CLAUDE.92Sep16101212@tokyo.trc.mew.mei.co.jp> claude@trc.mew.mei.co.jp (Claude Huss) writes:
    >>
    >>Dave> I guess ... but I guess it also depends if you want to fight for
    >>Dave> justice or just get a credit card. 
    >>
    >>At least for me, justice is above everything. Probably, there are
    >>people that will be happy with a credit card only. 
    >>
Excuse me, but let me express my opinion frankly:

There is no justice involved in credit cards.
Credit card is a business, an economic activity;
there are simply give and take, get and loose.
Business and politics are dirty at the first place.
If a credit company allows you to have a card,
they simply bet that you will pay what you owe them.
So as long as you are paying they make a good business, bingo;
but if you happen to disappear and not pay, they simply loose some money.
This is not justice/injustice matter.

A company might think blue-eyed blonds are more likely have big money than
you and Japanese;
I, as a Japanese, never care about their policy.
They simply loose some nice business chance.

Another company welcomes you and me.
I personally believe that is cleaver;
chances are, they will obtain a large number of clients and succeeds.

But this is not because one is wrong and the other is right.

According to my opinion,
credit cards are something different than justice related matters.

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