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bhikkhu

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24. ...and a newer article about how that ended up working out:
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 12:00 AM
Dec 2011
http://www.hblr.org/2011/07/derivatives-end-users/

...not all of which I quite "get", but much of the fears of a clean derivatives exemption in the article you posted seem to have not taken place.

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I ProSense Dec 2011 #1
The "massive re-regulation" is ignored because it's mainly in your fantasy. JackRiddler Dec 2011 #3
Sure ProSense Dec 2011 #5
There's a difference between regulations and criminal law MFrohike Dec 2011 #49
pffffttttt.... SidDithers Dec 2011 #2
here we go again. la-dee-da. Whisp Dec 2011 #4
Maybe if the bankers would become whistleblowers, the Justice Dept would go after them. Karmadillo Dec 2011 #6
Or ProSense Dec 2011 #7
Or Karmadillo Dec 2011 #10
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Or Karmadillo Dec 2011 #15
What ProSense Dec 2011 #19
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Stop! Rex Dec 2011 #42
Or if they smoke a doobie. SfromCanada Dec 2011 #58
Obama. Baaaad!!11 tridim Dec 2011 #8
HA!!!! Rex Dec 2011 #43
Oustanding!!!! JoePhilly Dec 2011 #59
Why han't the Republican majority in the House dealt with this? Old and In the Way Dec 2011 #9
I acknowledge your persistent and unending personal attacks on DU'ers with a nice big ignore! Better Believe It Dec 2011 #11
Good one...see yeah! Old and In the Way Dec 2011 #14
"your tireless efforts to undermine Obama's re-election on this board. " girl gone mad Dec 2011 #16
No problem. Old and In the Way Dec 2011 #20
Oh the drama!!11! girl gone mad Dec 2011 #23
The "smartest guy on the hill" sounds like an asshat bhikkhu Dec 2011 #13
A good place to start would have been reinstating Glass-Steagall dflprincess Dec 2011 #17
The Dodd-Frank Bill is stronger in many ways than Glass-Steagall bhikkhu Dec 2011 #22
Dodd-Frank does not separate investment from commercial banking as Glass-Steagall did dflprincess Dec 2011 #26
oh bullshit - Dodd Frank is much stronger - it handles banned from Kos Dec 2011 #27
The article I linked to & quoted was not written by Matt Taibbi dflprincess Dec 2011 #31
What do you think of the Volker Rule in that context? bhikkhu Dec 2011 #36
Interesting dflprincess Dec 2011 #37
LMFAO.. yeah D/F would be much stronger SomethingFishy Dec 2011 #32
Thanks for the article - I hadn't seen that bhikkhu Dec 2011 #34
Your wikipedia link isn't working. And please read "Blowing a Hole in Dodd-Frank" Better Believe It Dec 2011 #18
...and a newer article about how that ended up working out: bhikkhu Dec 2011 #24
Matt Taibbi - Jackass, Tampon, and Mental Midget - but Rolling Stone pays him banned from Kos Dec 2011 #25
And you have no facts to refute him so SomethingFishy Dec 2011 #33
That's obviously his best and only shot! Better Believe It Dec 2011 #35
He had no facts to refute treestar Dec 2011 #46
LOL - not all of us here are above the age of 21, lol. closeupready Dec 2011 #48
That is pathetic. hifiguy Dec 2011 #60
"no prosecutions"... boppers Dec 2011 #38
The Wall Street bankstars are whining everyday about all their pals who are going to prison. Better Believe It Dec 2011 #39
Goalposts: boppers Dec 2011 #52
Prosecutions of Wall Street financial crimes are at hifiguy Dec 2011 #61
And goal posts again: "a much lower level" boppers Dec 2011 #63
+1...nt SidDithers Dec 2011 #44
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Kick Better Believe It Dec 2011 #41
If something is not illegal, it can't be prosecuted treestar Dec 2011 #45
Sorry, but fraud is still illegal. girl gone mad Dec 2011 #50
Fraud is illegal, but requires proof treestar Dec 2011 #55
Just keep shifting the goal posts. girl gone mad Dec 2011 #62
Yes, because if there is no deterrent to stealing big money, closeupready Dec 2011 #47
Obviously true. Quantess Dec 2011 #51
I don't remember Obama using the phrase "not illegal", which is cited as a direct quote in the OP. Nye Bevan Dec 2011 #53
Here you go . . . gratuitous Dec 2011 #54
Do you normally remember every word or phrase President Obama utters? Better Believe It Dec 2011 #57
Recommended Autumn Dec 2011 #56
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