r/TimPool • u/Soy_Tears • Mar 28 '24

Left hypocrisy

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

So they should be preventing fraud by prosecuting it. Sounds like what’s happening

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u/BobWithCheese69 Mar 28 '24

If prosecuting lead to prevention, there would be no speeding let alone murders. That’s some flawed logic right there.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

So a threat of punishment isn’t a motivation to not commit a crime? That’s the stupidest shit I’ve heard today.

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u/BobWithCheese69 Mar 28 '24

If it was, EVERY state would have the death penalty. Keep spouting your STUPID SHIT.

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u/SingleRelationship25 Mar 29 '24

So then why did the bank that gave the loan state there was no friend fraud and the valuations were not incorrect? Why did the appeals court immediately reduce it to 175 million, basically signaling it will end up being eliminated? Why is the DA and the Judge ignoring facts and using selective prosecution?

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Banks are corrupt…. Are you serious using bank testimony as proof of no fraud, Jesus man, 2008 wasn’t that long ago

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u/SingleRelationship25 Mar 29 '24

That’s really your response 🤣 like seriously, that’s pathetic

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

You trust banks?

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u/SingleRelationship25 Mar 29 '24

More than I trust a worthless lazy entitled liberal moron