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As the player, you get to guide Arthur's behavior in whatever direction you choose, but you can only do this in a gradual way with small nudges - and the start of this becomes obvious with "Jimmy Brooks" - "you see, i kill people... should i have killed you, Jimmy Brooks ?"
And reinforced by things like when saving Sean - "this gang mean everything to me... i would kill for it... i would happily die for it" - so any obstacle doesn't matter.
Arthur has a core perspective and role that should be honored by the player. (or not)
As far as debt collection goes though - these people are breaking the law - it is not illegal to take compensation from them - they must repay their debt, and some take a fair bit of convincing. Putting the debtor's needs before the Gang's needs is a bit incongruous.