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@Double_R
The banks don't get to write the laws as we go...
That would be the job of TDS judges.
The banks don't get to write the laws as we go...
Reality disagrees with you.
Listing your 11k square foot apartment at 30k square feet is not a poor valuation. That's lying, aka fraud.
Correct, and if Mike claims the site gets 30k hits a day when it only gets 11k, he's lying, aka committing fraud.
No, it absolutely isn't. The fact that the car might come with warranties doesn't change the underlying conduct.I made a financial decision based in part on false information I was given by the dealership that sold me the car. That's an example of fraud.This is common sense.
Q2: Can you point to a single thing I've said which implies anyone should believe anything without question?
People don't take out loans so they can put it under their mattress. Once the money has been loaned, there's no money there to get back. In fact in many cases the check isn't even given to the applicant, it's directly handed to a third party.
-->@<<<Amber>>>Tish James ran on prosecuting Trump no matter what it took.
Lying on a loan application is fraud.Who is the victim?If I drive through a school zone ...
Like listing your 11k square foot penthouse as a 30k square foot penthouse.
What the Irish Society did to Doyle was actual fraud, and Letitia James aided and abetted them in doing it.Your whataboutism is irrelevant. We're talking Trump and NY law, not Letitia James.
This is one of those Trumpian lies.No, it is not. You Trump Derangement Syndrome "Cry Wolf" types make up fiction as you go along, then double down on it to try and make it sound truer when it's patently false.I'm not the one trying to argue that fraud =/= fraud.
And yet you have no response to it other than to call it names. Care to ponder why that is?Nowhere in that sentence you quoted am I calling you a name, or any names for that matter.I didn't say you were calling me a name, I said you were calling "it" (as in my argument) names. Calling it ignorant and false is not the same thing as refuting it. If my analogy was so off base you would be able to point out why, but apparently you can't.
Reality disagrees with you.Getting a bank loan isn’t a crime.
Listing your 11k square foot apartment at 30k square feet is not a poor valuation. That's lying, aka fraud.Want to prove where he did that and still got a loan?
That's an example of fraud.If the salesperson knew, yes.
Can you point to a single thing I've said which implies anyone should believe anything without question?That’s the entire premise of the case.
What factual information was wrong, and why did the banks still do business with him? And why would they to this day continue business with him? Answer those two questions please.
People don't take out loans so they can put it under their mattress. Once the money has been loaned, there's no money there to get back. In fact in many cases the check isn't even given to the applicant, it's directly handed to a third party.Your background is clearly not in finance. Loans have covenants, collateral, etc.
The banks don't get to write the laws as we go...That would be the job of TDS judges.
I accept your concession
If I drive through a school zone ...You clearly suffer from denial and factually incorrect information in your ignorant analogies to the alleged allegation in the fraud case where there were NO VICTIMS, and likewise, NO COMPLAINTANT!!
Like listing your 11k square foot penthouse as a 30k square foot penthouse.
This is not a "whataboutism," you dolt. If the prosecutor is guilty of the same damn thing she is accusing Trump of, that means her credibility is ZERO!
I'm not the one trying to argue that fraud =/= fraud.When the banks are willing participants in the manner in which they engage with developers loaning money, there is NO fucking fraud!!
And that alone should have gotten her disbarred.