SocialManager
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- Nov 26, 2018
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It's human to make mistakes, that's a lesson learned for him.
Isn't cutting losses the most logical thing you could do in that situation? I wonder how you would go about pumping in money in order to make few unemployed people happy.
There is a reason the governments of almost all countries highly regulate securities offerings. To protect people from people who just think they will jump in and start raising money and then they lose it all they just claim its a normal human mistake. The OP clearly didn't have a clue what he was doing, that isn't a mistake, it's fraud because of NEGLIGENCE. The consequences of his actions were easy for any prudent person to foresee.
Sure, limiting his losses is smart for him, but doesn't help the people who he already helped scam. What is he going to do for them? Just say lol sorry tough luck? He just isn't going to take any responsibility for those people's losses and try to find some way to make it up to them at all?

