That’s why regulations are so bothersome for the Republican business people. It makes it very difficult for them to cheat their customers and get away with it.
Never mind a goofy recession, lets go for it! A repeat of unregulated bank free for all madness, a repeat of the Great Disaster of Good Ol’ 1929, Only the Best Depression! Then a Triple World War to fix the economy!
Right. Except for the part about being accountable for their actions.
“Prosecutors” propose fines, which the perpetrators are allowed to negotiate, followed by the corporation paying a ‘settlement’.No actual criminals are harmed, threatened, or even criticized in this process.
Happy Two Shoes over 7 years ago
We best vote in a republican to ease them bank regulations, h’yah!
Odon Premium Member over 7 years ago
Once upon a time: “there outta be a law.”
superposition over 7 years ago
They’ll never do anything like that again!
Theodore E. Lind Premium Member over 7 years ago
That’s why regulations are so bothersome for the Republican business people. It makes it very difficult for them to cheat their customers and get away with it.
Dr.DocSmith over 7 years ago
Never mind a goofy recession, lets go for it! A repeat of unregulated bank free for all madness, a repeat of the Great Disaster of Good Ol’ 1929, Only the Best Depression! Then a Triple World War to fix the economy!
Kip W over 7 years ago
The rich people who buy (or rent) GOP politicians will pay $10 to avoid paying $1 in taxes. It’s the principle of the thing.
kaffekup over 7 years ago
And the exec responsible gets a $140M golden handshake, and the bank pays three days profits in fines. However will they survive?
keith w boone over 7 years ago
they smell the scent of money from the big fines they will keep.
hooglah over 7 years ago
Who’s in office for the past seven years???? That’s the ass hole that is to blame, including all the dumb asses that put him in office.
braindead Premium Member over 7 years ago
Prosecutors? As in someone being punished?
Right. Except for the part about being accountable for their actions.
“Prosecutors” propose fines, which the perpetrators are allowed to negotiate, followed by the corporation paying a ‘settlement’.No actual criminals are harmed, threatened, or even criticized in this process.
And it’s all nice ‘n’ legal.