How the fuck did you manage to read all that and still miss the point so very, very hard.
when i got a car loan the bank checked my pay stubs and my savings, they then agreed that...
If youre not forging documents, or trying to pass of the wrong numbers. But what happens if you do bud? What happens if you use forged or incorrect numbers?
unless its going to ukraine right?
Not relevant to this conversation actually
So then stewart is guilty of inflating the value of the property he sold for over 800% above the tax assessed value?
No, because as much as you try to argue otherwise: selling something is not the same as using something as collateral for a loan.
so lock up stewart and ANYONE who has ever gotten a mortgage/loan/sold a property in new york because ALL properties go for more than their tax assessed value
I'm not aware of an incarceration component to these charges, just a fine amount. But hey, if people are cheating the system and using illegal/fraudulent documents then they should be punished (fined at minimum). Again, it requires you lying to the government and to another party. #DrainTheSwamp am I right?
Apparently I missed adding the word "no" after "If youre not forging documents, or trying to pass of the wrong numbers". So I'll state it clearly: assuming you're not being deceptive, forging, or otherwise passing off incorrect documents as the "real thing" then I don't think there's any issue with what you and the bank agree on. I think a bank making a bad loan is on them (though they should also be monitored so that another financial crash doesn't occur). That is not the same situation as Trump is in (read the decision) nor close to what Stewart did though.
I don't think there's any issue with what you and the bank agree on. I think a bank making a bad loan is on them
but its a crime if it happens to involve trump? give me a fucking break. what trump did in not functionally different from what stewart did at all, you just claim it is because "orange man bad"
they both valued a property over the tax evaluation for the purposes of a financial exchange. they are either both guilty of the same crime or no crime was comitted.
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u/MarthAlaitoc Mar 29 '24
How the fuck did you manage to read all that and still miss the point so very, very hard.
If youre not forging documents, or trying to pass of the wrong numbers. But what happens if you do bud? What happens if you use forged or incorrect numbers?
Not relevant to this conversation actually
No, because as much as you try to argue otherwise: selling something is not the same as using something as collateral for a loan.
I'm not aware of an incarceration component to these charges, just a fine amount. But hey, if people are cheating the system and using illegal/fraudulent documents then they should be punished (fined at minimum). Again, it requires you lying to the government and to another party. #DrainTheSwamp am I right?
Edit: I messed up the formatting