Some say that those who lend at usurious rates are devils, but in fact, those who borrow from them are devils too.
It's just that one devil is stronger and the other is weaker; in essence there's no real difference between them.
People's pity for those who borrow at high interest exists only because, in the end, these people end up in a weaker position.
They will always use their supposed ignorance of usury, or some other excuse, to tell the public that they had no choice but to do this.
The public is also easy to deceive; whatever these weak ones say, they assume it must be true.
What they don't know is that before these people borrowed the money, they were actually clearer than any bystander about what they were doing, what they were going to do, and what they would eventually face.
