My father owes more than one million usurers, and now he is on the run.

A group of robbers are doing evil. One day, in the process of escape, they met a fortune teller, so they forced the fortune teller to tell their fortune and asked the fortune teller which direction they would be happier if they fled.

The fortune teller said, if you want long-term happiness, please go to the East (the East is a country with a prosperous legal system); If you want temporary happiness, please go to the west (the west is a backward, ignorant and violent country). When asked again, the fortune teller said that the secret could not be revealed.

The bandit leader chose to move eastward, and it was not long before they were arrested and sentenced. After he was released from prison, because of the prosperity of the legal system in the East, although he was old, he would eventually die of old age. In western countries, because people can't stand the violent rule, they rise up and resist, and eventually the blood becomes a river, and the people are in trouble and have not recovered for a long time.

If the robbers go west, they will be like a duck to water in western countries, but they will eventually be involved in the war, and it may be an extravagant hope to survive.

I hope this story is helpful to you. Whether you want short-term happiness (even happiness) or long-term happiness depends on yourself.

In addition, to provide some knowledge for your reference, the usury owed by your father is not protected by the state, because the interest of private lending can not exceed 4 times the bank interest rate, and the excess is invalid.

The debt of usury should be borne by your father personally, not your father's family. This is his personal debt. The usurer can't involve you, otherwise it's illegal and you can call the police.

In addition, your father's usury and drug abuse have not reached the point of crime, and he will only be punished and forced to give up drugs.

The last person took drugs and ruined the whole family. Please remember this lesson.