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Politics : The Donald Trump Presidency

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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (21033)2/6/2017 3:20:01 AM
From: Lazarus  Read Replies (2) of 74621
 
GZ, I can say the same for the the criminals who were busting windows in Berkeley... ie. be specific who are the perps???

The Berkeley rioters were masked. Just because folks dont like Trump or Milo doesn't mean the entire bunch are wholesale criminals... Robert Reicht says he has doubts as to who the perps were. Either way, if they are caught they should be lawfully punished... your innuendo and euphemisms are hate fueled and evil.

I would quietly round all of them up and take them somewhere where they would never be heard from again... yes, people will disappear...
As for the white collar criminal, William Black had this to say:

William Black: Sure. The savings and loan debacle was one-seventieth the size of the current crisis, both in terms of losses and the amount of fraud. In that crisis, the savings and loan regulators made over 30,000 criminal referrals, and this produced over 1,000 felony convictions in cases designated as “major” by the Department of Justice. But even that understates the degree of prioritization, because we, the regulators, worked very closely with the FBI and the Justice Department to create a list of the top 100 — the 100 worst fraud schemes. They involved roughly 300 savings and loans and 600 individuals, and virtually all of those people were prosecuted. We had a 90 percent conviction rate, which is the greatest success against elite white-collar crime (in terms of prosecution) in history.

In the current crisis, that same agency, the Office of Thrift Supervision, which was supposed to regulate, among others, Countrywide, Washington Mutual and IndyMac — which collectively made hundreds of thousands of fraudulent mortgage loans — made zero criminal referrals. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which is supposed to regulate the largest national banks, made zero criminal referrals. The Federal Reserve appears to have made zero criminal referrals; it made three about discrimination. And the FDIC was smart enough to refuse to answer the question, but nobody thinks they made any material number of criminal referrals [either].
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The fraudsters were there... they chose not to go after them.

My bigger point is - as I stated - is to encourage you to have some perspective.

It's sounds to me like your mind is unwell.

Chllax.
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