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Selatius

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2. I believe it is a mistake for the Democrats and White House not to impose anti-trust regulation.

Reply to jtuck004 (Original post)

Thu Jun 14, 2012, 03:58 AM

Jun 2012

Not breaking up monopolistic enterprises in the banking sector will have a detrimental effect on the US economy further down the road, I believe. All it would take is one of these monoliths over-extending further than it can cover, and then it will face insolvency and probable bankruptcy, and when that happens, a lot of ordinary people are going to lose big money.

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Wells Fargo Takes Revenge on Blog for Posting How Bank�s Improper Foreclosure Led to a Suicide [View all] jtuck004 Jun 2012 OP

This is beyond sad. K&R 99th_Monkey Jun 2012 #1

If Wells Fargo were an actual person, he would likely be considered a sociopath. Selatius Jun 2012 #3

True dat. ~nt 99th_Monkey Jun 2012 #5

I believe it is a mistake for the Democrats and White House not to impose anti-trust regulation. Selatius Jun 2012 #2

They saw the excess, the greed, the pain before. Fixed it once... jtuck004 Jun 2012 #4

WF is EVIL AnnieBW Jun 2012 #6