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In reply to the discussion: Wells Fargo caught with "how to defraud homeowners" manual. [View all]Half-Century Man
(5,279 posts)56. Asset Forfeiture of Wells Fargo
It is illegal to make a profit off of crime, it costs you your assets (at least in drug cases). Apply it here; seize the complete assets of Wells Fargo. Render their stock worthless. Encourage stock holders to sue the officers of Wells Fargo (or ex-officers, actually) and the banking industry in general. Do not sell, but use the seized assets to start up the banking system for the United States Post Office.
Sentence crimes according to a 1 year for every $100,000.00 in value sentencing guideline. In addition to the sentence for the crime itself. As in Bank Robbery of $57,000.00 = sentenced for bank robbery: Bank Robbery of $400,001.00 = sentenced for Bank Robbery and 4 extra years for value involved.
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"Yeah, a buffer. The family had a lot of buffers." - Willi Cicci , Corleone Family "button man"
Hassin Bin Sober
Mar 2014
#29
I have to check my HD for the sourcing - which is a Rolling Stone's article.
truedelphi
Mar 2014
#88
Agree, they guys know how to play the game. It's all a calculated risk for them, jail
RKP5637
Mar 2014
#28
Yes, actually, that would certainly be a better solution for those with insatiable greed! n/t
RKP5637
Mar 2014
#47
After allowing the previous administration's war criminals amnesty, fraud is small potatoes.
Enthusiast
Mar 2014
#71
As your article mentions:Hedge Fund "Blackstone" is into this. Buying up houses all over country
KoKo
Mar 2014
#9
I tried to join a class action suit two years ago, and for some reason was turned down.
Fuddnik
Mar 2014
#75
dixiegrrrrl, I greatly value your contribution to DU, you are well informed and
ms.smiler
Mar 2014
#54
dixiegrrrrl, goodness, do I have a long way to go to catch up to the number of points made by you.
ms.smiler
Mar 2014
#85
I'm going to have to look up some information before I can answer any of these questions
Victor_c3
Mar 2014
#74
AnalystInParadise, rather than a strategic default, may I suggest a strategic Quiet Title?
ms.smiler
Mar 2014
#55
And, justice Dept. is too busy spying on the meta-habits of American people to care...
pragmatic_dem
Mar 2014
#84