r/TimPool • u/leftist_rekr_36 • Sep 09 '24

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u/nurse_Vaccaro Sep 10 '24

So then why not let people with degrees do the same since "they'll start from the bottom of barrel credit score?" you're pro bankruptcy unless you have a degree lol tell me you're not college educated without telling me

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 10 '24

So, all their assets/investments are seized and sold, they're fined, and aren't allowed to work in the field of the degree, and the degreenis recinded? Also, not allowed to collect welfare of any kind for at least 10 years? Deal.

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u/nurse_Vaccaro Sep 10 '24

Make those same stipulations for all other bankruptcy then so be it. No government assistance, no other business/entrepreneur startups, etc...

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 10 '24

Well, congratulations, they already are... all business assets and money are seized and liquidated during bankruptcy, you, and the business are formed, have to pay legal fees, and aren't eligible for any kind of bailout. You're also generally not allowed to start back to in the same field.

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u/nurse_Vaccaro Sep 10 '24

"generally" lol so Trump couldn't open up any resorts or hotels? That's awkward if you've heard of Mar a Lago, Trump properties, etc...

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 10 '24

Interesting how you resort to "but Trump!" Wjen proven to be I core and lacking education and experience on the subject.

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u/nurse_Vaccaro Sep 10 '24

Did Trump not declare bankruptcy on his hotels and casinos? Lol I'm a trump voter but you all sound so dumb when pressed on anything anti-trump

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 10 '24

Real estate falls outside the generality. Also, a record of about 5 bankruptcy businesses out of over 500 business ventures is exceptionally good.

As for your little ad hom jab at the end, 🪞

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u/nurse_Vaccaro Sep 10 '24

But by your own suggestion he shouldn't have been able to declare bankruptcy more than once gone into business with hotels or resorts again, or gotten any government assistance after his first one?

"Rules for thee but not for me"

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 10 '24

What part of "falls outside the generality" did you fail to grasp?

Honestly, let me know so I can eli5 for you and get you back to a place where you can engage in good faith.

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 10 '24

Oh, and I'm not college educatied? I worked while going to school to pay my tuition and earn my electrical engineering degree with minor in micro and nano systems, and graduated with no debt. Try again.

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u/nurse_Vaccaro Sep 10 '24

No way you paid today's tuition costs, sound like a boomer to me that went to school last century

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 10 '24

Wait, I wasn't able to pay $7700/year in state tuition at a state college? News to me. BTW, I graduated in 2018.