In my opinion nothing on the list is too far out of question except the idea of buying the life insurance of an old or ailing person. When you really get down to it this act is like placing a bid on the life of the person. That's beyond inappropriate, and has to make the person that the life insurance belongs to feel very insecure because their life has been bet upon. This bet upon the person's life probably makes them feel like they're nothing more than a ticking time bomb of cash to whom ever bought the insurance. All they are is nothing more than a number or a new tv or new car, maybe even a new house but a human is the last thing these people consider them. They lose their humanity in a way, they lose a sense of a person and become a digit.
On the other hand this is okay for the fact that people put their insurance for sale willingly. They are in their minds simply trying to help out another human being. Wouldn't it be better someone who's actually helped with that money get it then some random greedy person? I mean the person receiving the insurance still has to pay while the person lives., so it's really like just getting the money you've worked for. I'm very on the fence with this decision for the fact that it kinda dehumanizes the person but at the same time it helps them pay for their life insurance, and will later help the person who pays. It's a very sticky situation but in reality it really comes down to the preference to the two parties.
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