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Erich Bloodaxe BSN

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28. They just don't even bother to hide it any more.

Reply to n2doc (Original post)

Fri Nov 20, 2015, 07:42 AM

Nov 2015

How do you know when corporatist corruption is widespread across the system? When they don't even PRETEND not to want to make anything corporations and their executives do legal.

As if it wasn't nearly impossible to convict executives of anything anyway...

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House Bill Would Make It Harder To Prosecute White-Collar Crime [View all] n2doc Nov 2015 OP

I hate those motherfuckers! lonestarnot Nov 2015 #1

I second that! Rex Nov 2015 #7

Best gummint money can buy - if you have the means. forest444 Nov 2015 #25

Democrats need to speak out on this. Seriously. All our Presidential candidates should /nt think Nov 2015 #2

Other than Warren and Sanders, I predict silence from Dems on this n/t IDemo Nov 2015 #3

Unfortunately you're probably correct. /nt think Nov 2015 #4

Yeahup..... daleanime Nov 2015 #6

Correct. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #33

''The Criminal Code Improvement Act'' Octafish Nov 2015 #5

Precisely. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #34

But Obama would veto that, right? Right? Scuba Nov 2015 #8

Obama vetoes it if there is a large public outcry, and just as important, what's a gal gonna do, daybranch Nov 2015 #22

LOL! Enthusiast Nov 2015 #35

I always thought they were tough on crime gollygee Nov 2015 #9

Good dogs protecting their masters. marmar Nov 2015 #10

Life under corporate rule! Dustlawyer Nov 2015 #11

How can we tell the difference? CharlotteVale Nov 2015 #12

This is the GOP agenda. Protect the bastards who can hurt the most people at once. nt valerief Nov 2015 #13

Yip, it's countless things like this that make it hard to respect a conservative voter Johonny Nov 2015 #14

I doubt the average con voter would hear of this n2doc Nov 2015 #16

Really................................. turbinetree Nov 2015 #15

If you rob one guy, you're a dangerous criminal. If you rob millions, you're a bank. tclambert Nov 2015 #17

Grrrr!!!! They really don't give a shit do they?? Initech Nov 2015 #18

Drip, drip, drip. lark Nov 2015 #19

I didn't think it was possible... gregcrawford Nov 2015 #20

This is why the robber barons of 2008 were never prosecuted jwirr Nov 2015 #21

That is truly insane. Dont call me Shirley Nov 2015 #23

You have to wonder what kind of a world they want to live in. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #36

They have already created a fakey plastic world of illusion and delusion, Cartoonville. They Dont call me Shirley Nov 2015 #39

That is it, exactly. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #40

Because fuck their cheap plastic fakey breaky over-priced shit. That's why Bernie! Dont call me Shirley Nov 2015 #42

Disgusting. Phlem Nov 2015 #24

Walking, talking buboes. The whole lot of them. Solly Mack Nov 2015 #26

Go Getem Bernie Yallow Nov 2015 #27

They just don't even bother to hide it any more. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Nov 2015 #28

Best representation shareholders can finance for all of us. nt raouldukelives Nov 2015 #29

These provisions are poison pills and should be rejected Gothmog Nov 2015 #30

Rob a bank at gunpoint d_legendary1 Nov 2015 #31

WTF noiretextatique Nov 2015 #32

Oh, those poor inconvenienced white collar criminals. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #37

Ahem, Obama, time for the veto pen. lark Nov 2015 #38

Gross misstatement in that official's statement: graegoyle Nov 2015 #41

Well, I guess that was Wall Street money well spent. eom NorthCarolina Nov 2015 #43