In other news, ASB bank are suing a prostitute for the 2 million dollars fraudulent moron Stephen Vesalko paid her, (for that amount the sex must have been amazing). What do you think about this? Personally I don't think it's right. Money isn't a physical thing like rocks or trees or gold. Once the fraudster paid her, then hasn't a legitimate business exchange taken place, regardless of where the money came from? Or is that not how it works?
I think my main angle here is that the prostitute shouldn't be getting screwed* because her client was using money that wasn't rightfully his. I also wonder if ASB would be going after yacht dealerships, or clothing manufacturers, or anyone else who received payments for services rendered.
* Sorry, couldn't help myself. I plead 5 hours sleep and not enough tea.
2 comments:
I agree - this sounds like discrimination to me.
Perhaps if it we're a business exchange, but ASB are implying that she knew about the fraud and extorted the cash out of him.
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