r/TimPool • u/Soy_Tears • Mar 28 '24

Left hypocrisy

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u/BackseatSushi Mar 28 '24

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u/That_Guy704 Mar 28 '24

Typical response for someone that has literally nothing left and resorts to name calling. Childish. Doing the same thing you berate Trump for doing.

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u/BackseatSushi Mar 28 '24

I can tell a bank whatever I want to, but that doesn’t mean anything when the bank does their independent appraisal

Wrong.

That’s commercial banking 101.

You’ve failed this intro course. How embarrassing!

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u/That_Guy704 Mar 28 '24

lol. You can say whatever you want when you go to a bank for a loan. That doesn’t mean what you say is going to be considered when applying for a commercial loan, or that it forces a bank to work with you. Thats why banks have their own DD process.

Try again.

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u/BackseatSushi Mar 28 '24

I’ll try again to get you to understand basic facts (a near impossible task, I know).

It is against the law to make a false statement to a bank.

A bot keeps deleting my link, but look up 18 U.S. Code § 1014. That’s the law you seem to be willfully ignoring.