Can a Leftist Tugtard explain what Trump did that merits a $454 million seizure of assets?

EverettChris

EverettChris

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Please tell me @MelloDawg, @HHusky, and @HuskyBuck.
Also, why aren’t the lenders who valued Trump’s assets to be much higher than Judge Saggy Balls Mirror Flex and Letitia James not being prosecuted for financial fraud since they loaned money on their on valuations of Trump’s assets.
 
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No difference between this and what Castro did in Cuba.
This is a historic moment in history.

Go fuck your self, Fascists. Democrats finally are going there.

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Bitching about the consequences flowing from breaking a law passed by Republicans in the 1950s which required honesty in business dealings and disgorgement of benefits obtained through dishonesty is sooooo conservative, of course.
 
HHusky said:
Bitching about the consequences flowing from breaking a law passed by Republicans in the 1950s which required honesty in business dealings and disgorgement of benefits obtained through dishonesty is sooooo conservative, of course.
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The answer to the question is no they can't
 
HHusky said:
Bitching about the consequences flowing from breaking a law passed by Republicans in the 1950s which required honesty in business dealings and disgorgement of benefits obtained through dishonesty is sooooo conservative, of course.
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In other words, JP Morgan was just like a defenseless 81 year old with Alzheimer's having his pension stolen by son on a fraudulent real estate deal. The only stealing going on is by the state of New York. This will be a great shot in the arm for their collapsing commercial real estate market.
 
WestlinnDuck said:
HHusky said:
Bitching about the consequences flowing from breaking a law passed by Republicans in the 1950s which required honesty in business dealings and disgorgement of benefits obtained through dishonesty is sooooo conservative, of course.
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In other words, JP Morgan was just like a defenseless 81 year old with Alzheimer's having his pension stolen by son on a fraudulent real estate deal. The only stealing going on is by the state of New York. This will be a great shot in the arm for their collapsing commercial real estate market.
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Who'd want to do business in New York if you have to behave honestly?
 
HHusky said:
WestlinnDuck said:
HHusky said:
Bitching about the consequences flowing from breaking a law passed by Republicans in the 1950s which required honesty in business dealings and disgorgement of benefits obtained through dishonesty is sooooo conservative, of course.
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In other words, JP Morgan was just like a defenseless 81 year old with Alzheimer's having his pension stolen by son on a fraudulent real estate deal. The only stealing going on is by the state of New York. This will be a great shot in the arm for their collapsing commercial real estate market.
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Who'd want to do business in New York if you have to behave honestly?
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Letitia is going to clean up Wall Street next!
 
Bob_C said:
HHusky said:
WestlinnDuck said:
HHusky said:
Bitching about the consequences flowing from breaking a law passed by Republicans in the 1950s which required honesty in business dealings and disgorgement of benefits obtained through dishonesty is sooooo conservative, of course.
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In other words, JP Morgan was just like a defenseless 81 year old with Alzheimer's having his pension stolen by son on a fraudulent real estate deal. The only stealing going on is by the state of New York. This will be a great shot in the arm for their collapsing commercial real estate market.
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Who'd want to do business in New York if you have to behave honestly?
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Letitia is going to clean up Wall Street next!
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Ever heard of the SEC? Not that SEC. The other one.
 
"Who'd want to do business in New York if you have to behave honestly there was no due process and no equal application of the law?"
I remember from law school that damage awards and fines had to have some reasonable relation to the damage caused. We have asked you several times to list the damages and for some reason you have declined to tell us how JP Morgan and other NY lenders were damaged.
 
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WestlinnDuck said:
"Who'd want to do business in New York if you have to behave honestly there was no due process and no equal application of the law?"
I remember from law school that damage awards and fines had to have some reasonable relation to the damage caused. We have asked you several times to list the damages and for some reason you have declined to tell us how JP Morgan and other NY lenders were damaged.
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You should have gone to a better law school. And finished all three years.
 
@HHusky can’t explain what Trump did wrong. Judge Mirror Flex just had his valuation destroyed by reality. H is very, very stupid.
Will the other two stooges take a stab?
@MelloDawg
@HuskyBuck
 
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EverettChris said:
@HHusky can’t explain what Trump did wrong. Judge Mirror Flex just had his valuation destroyed by reality. H is very, very stupid.
Will the other two stooges take a stab?
@MelloDawg
@HuskyBuck
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What part of obtaining more favorable financing rates through fraud was too difficult to understand?
 
Where's the fraud if the banks that signed off on the loans, did their own valuation and negotiated the amount of loan based on that and were paid back?
Where's the fraud?
 
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