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Originally Posted by Blake
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Wow! That was easy.
slightly easier than "They've done so much more harm than good" with nothing to back it up with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yonivore
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Wow! it really was easy.
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Originally Posted by Blake
Like I said, if I get the time...
Conyers suggests probe of ACORN
ACORN 'shock troops' tied to election crimes
Criminal charges filed against ACORN, two employees
ACORN's crime spree spans the U.S.
THE REAL SCANDAL
And, if you've ever wondered why the Community Reinvestment Act amendments of 1996 and ACORN's -- using those amendments -- to pressure the financial community to make bad loans are important;
The Credit Crisis, Act II: How One Smart Idea Brought the World Economy to Its Knees
As I understand it, the underlying financial instruments insured by the Credit Default Swaps that brought down our economy were, principally, sub-prime mortgages and other bad credit extended to those who could not pay it back, (including, apparently, automobile companies).
That's why I was opposed to the bailouts. All of these companies needed to fall. There were, and still are, financial institutions not in the CDS business who have been unscathed by the mess and who are still lending money the same way they have for decades.
Automobile companies took out sub-prime mortgages on homes?
Seriously, you're just babbling now.
Quit vomiting blogs and give me a list of proven crimes and evil ACORN has visited upon this country. This namby-pamby "pressured banks" bullshit is weak.
No, automobile companies were another example of the bad debt insured by CDS'sQuote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
It's not weak.
Jesse Jackson has made a handsome living by extorting companies out of money to avoid being ruined through specious claims of discrimination.
ACORN just applied the same technique to lending institutions -- using the Community Reinvestment Act as cover.
Sorry, the claim that ACORN forced lenders to lend is preposterous.
Why are they not forcing them to lend now?
Chump is still stuck on stupid I see...
The massive voter fraud, as mentioned before, is the fraudulent registrations themselves that serve to overwhelm the registration systems making the verification of applications exceedingly difficult. Basically the choice given is either let huge blocks of them pass, or not accept them, good and bad alike.
It's raping the system. It is voter fraud on scale never seen before in the United States, and you do no one a favor by pretending it isn't.
It's a company subsidized by tax dollars serving one political party, and whose influence in our elections will end up costing the taxpayers even more money, not to mention the other damage they might do by influencing elections.
If they are soliciting voters and producing an exponential amount of fraudulent registration applications(and the evidence is that they are) or merely knowingly overloading the system with more applications than it is capable of handling, what they are doing is criminal in deed if nothing else.
And their system for paying their employees proves they are encouraging fraudulent registrations.
I'll take my leave now and let you resume blowing huge amounts of smoke up your own ass.
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Originally Posted by whottt
ACORN flags the fraudulent registrations themselves. How does that overwhelm the system?
how many convictions does ACORN have against them?Quote:
Originally Posted by whottt
how exactly do they influence elections?Quote:
It's a company subsidized by tax dollars serving one political party, and whose influence in our elections will end up costing the taxpayers even more money, not to mention the other damage they might do by influencing elections.
they are so criminal that the Census Bureau asked for their assistance.Quote:
If they are soliciting voters and producing an exponential amount of fraudulent registration applications(and the evidence is that they are) or merely knowingly overloading the system with more applications than it is capable of handling, what they are doing is criminal in deed if nothing else.
no it doesn't. They don't encourage fraudulent registrations.Quote:
And their system for paying their employees proves they are encouraging fraudulent registrations.
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Originally Posted by jman3000
You know they cannot flag all of them. They were willing accomplices to voter fraud. The question now is, can this lawsuit find anyone guilty. We still have the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. Myself, I would like to see the shameless group shut down. I know that will never happen though.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
What voter fraud? Can you even find any case of a fraudulent vote resulting from ACORN activities?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
In what way were they accomplices?
As long as you have nothing but baseless accusations you just made up in your head, it won't.Quote:
The question now is, can this lawsuit find anyone guilty. We still have the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. Myself, I would like to see the shameless group shut down. I know that will never happen though.
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Originally Posted by Blake
No offense...but if I want to argue with an idiot, I'll just argue with Chump. I've known him longer, argued with him more, like him better...and he has earned a certain amount of respect by being right on certain occassions...I've seen absolutely nothing from you that deserves a reply...so be glad you got this much.
There's nothing baseless about it...Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
None taken. I'm glad I got this much.Quote:
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