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|    Re: Investment Riches Built on Subprime     |
|    29 Jan 15 09:11:05    |
      IRS.FBI.NSA.CIA.EPA.ObamaCare.gov       XPost: alt.politics.economics, alt.law-enforcement, alt.prisons       XPost: alt.revisionism, alt.atheism, alt.conspiracy       XPost: alt.politics.immigration, alt.true-crime, alt.politics.guns       XPost: misc.survivalism, soc.culture.usa, alt.survival       From: I-WAS-JUST-GANG-PROBED-BY-THE-ObamaRegime-SPY-NETWORK@IRS.       BI.NSA.CIA.EPA.ObamaCare.gov              On 1/28/2015 8:15 PM, nickname unavailable wrote:       > On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 6:12:22 PM UTC-6, jim wrote:       >> nickname unavailable wrote:       >>> yet as jim has pointed out repeatedly, that it was private sector loans,       >>> not cra loans that defaulted in huge numbers.       >>       >> The purpose OF CRA is to encourage banks to       >> lend in the same community where they get       >> deposits.              And the government and ACORN used the CRA to coerce the banks to make       loans to racial minorities....              Seems like abuse of the law.              But Judge Roberts ended that with NON governmental entities when he       wrote the ObamaCare ruling.              -Justice Roberts-       [""""""Construing the Commerce Clause to permit Congress to regulate       individuals precisely because they are doing nothing would open a new       and potentially vast domain to congressional authority. Congress already       possesses expansive power to regulate what people do. Upholding the       Affordable Care Act under the Commerce Clause would give Congress the       same *license to regulate what people do not do* . The Framers knew the       difference between doing something and doing nothing. They gave Congress       the power to regulate commerce, *not to compel it* . Ignoring that       distinction would undermine the principle that *the* *Federal*       *Government* *is a government of limited and enumerated powers* . The       individual mandate thus cannot be sustained under Congress’s power to       “regulate Commerce.”"""""""]        -Justice Roberts-                     The ObamaCare ruling says that the government can't force private       business or citizens to enter into commerce, which means you can't be       force to engage in commerce with anyone no matter their race or gender       or whether they are gay or not and so you need not hire them or allow       them into your business since the government has no teeth in any law       that supported such interference into your private sector business.              On the other hand the "government" is still required to treat all people       equally under the laws. So it doesn't change that government is forced       to allow all people to enter government operated institutions and       services. It makes our nation more dynamic and will create greater       opportunity without so much government intrusion.              The Democrats should have tried to get ObamaCare and that ruling tossed       out while they could, in order to save their favorite power of       regulating NOTHING because under the commerce clause that's what       Democrats did. Now Democrats gained a tax but LOST the power to       regulate what people didn't do.                            >> When a bank takes deposits in one community       >> and makes loans in another community (where       >> the banker and his buddies live) the bank       >> is nothing more than a device to steal the       >> wealth of the depositors.              It makes the depositors money and as the collapse of the Mortgage       markets show, they make more money than if the banker is forced into       making loans they didn't want to make.              It's you Liberals that stole money from the poor communities when you       collapsed the mortgage markets and the economies in those communities       that you were concerned with helping(your plan backfired and failed).       Typical Liberalism wasn't it?              In fact look at Ferguson MO as an example, why should bankers be forced       to make loans in a place like Ferguson where the business might well be       burned to the ground and they are more likely to lose money on that loan?              Do you want the poor that live there to lose what little money they have       next time Ferguson is burned down?              >> The propaganda campaign against CRA originates       >> with corrupt bankers who would like to go back       >> to the practice of slowly stealing the wealth       >> of depositors.              Going back is already done, ObamaCare set you back to 1964 and the time       before you corrupted the commerce clause to include NON Commerce, Now       you can't sue the bankers under the CRA to get them to do business (make       loans) in that community you were so concerned about.              It happened quietly and no one told you. Because the media didn't want       you to know that Liberalism had failed and the constitutional abuse by       Liberals was fixd so Liberals can't abuse the commerce law to       misrepresent it as also being a "NON commerce" law to regulate when       people don't do business.              ObamaCare was an either/or option and when you Liberals passed it the       choice was health care now and lose the ability to force commerce where       there is none or keep the unconstitutional ability to force people to       buy stuff because it "here to fore" hadn't been challenged, and the       Liberals chose to keep ObamaCare and give away the power to regulate NON       commerce....              CRA was used for regulating NON COMMERCE, that is now unconstitutional       as per Justice Roberts written opinion up above this.              >       > you are preaching to the chorus:)       >              Joining the chorus doesn't change the constitution.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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