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    Stefan Molyneux‏Verified account @StefanMolyneux Jun 2
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    Blaming “greed“ for a banking crash is like blaming gravity for a plane crash. You have to ask yourself one basic question: why would banks that have existed for decades or centuries suddenly start giving massive loans to underqualified people? Answer: they were forced to.https://twitter.com/ZombieMan762/status/1135324855275012096 …

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    Nathan @ZombieMan762
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    That’s because banks were forced to give loans to people they normally didn’t want to, and then investors turned them into investments that crashed. The govt told banks not giving loans to unqualified people was racist.
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      1. paleolibertario‏ @libertadancap Jun 2
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        Right Stefan, see Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Also Obama was one of the lawyers fighting for giving subprime credits to NINJA people. No Income No Job no Assets.

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      1. Eric Olson‏ @drolsonator Jun 2
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        Yup. My career took a nosedive in the mortgage industry - banks were literally forced to offer so many "unqualified loans" in certain areas or lose any other federally backed options - FHA, FNMA FDMA, USDA etc. It was a scary time - like watching a train crash. We all saw it.

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      1. Headlines From the Future‏ @Headlines_From Jun 2
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        They were pressed. That is accurate. Of course it is obvious that they took the opportunity to also maliciously push absolute trash products. They ignored their fiduciary responsibility.

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      1. Gordon Burton‏ @GordonBurton Jun 2
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        "Blaming “greed“ for a banking crash is like blaming gravity for a plane crash." One of your best lines ever!

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      1. Celso Cassama‏ @clcassama Jun 3
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        Who forced "the people" to take those loans? Personal responsibility IS the issue, not loan rates or credit. You can't prevent risky financial practices, but you can prevent being indebted

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      2. Eric Richardson‏ @lbyron Jun 3
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        Well, the government did promise the banks that even though it was bad business practice, the government would bail them out. One of the few times I can remember the gov kept its promise. Other than the promise to keep ratcheting up the force/violence until you comply or die.

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        In return for huge donations, ‘speaking fees’ and promises of lobbying jobs if they lost their next elections.

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      1. Elizabeth R‏ @kakizakihakyo Jun 2
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        Just ask Valerie Jarrett and Obama what they did with loans in Chicago.

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      1. Professor DeSelby‏ @spalpeenuillean Jun 2
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        I blame stupidity, not greed. Many of the senior, older, people in banks simply did not understand CDO’s and derivatives, and so let their juniors get out of control as long as the profits kept rolling in. This is what happened to Barings Bank.

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        pic.twitter.com/j3RPhSKg2b

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      1. Paul‏ @thenotfakepaul Jun 2
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        No, it was because - with s&p and Moody's fraudulently handing out high grade ratings on crap - they could issue the loan and sell it to a sucker.

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      1. mark‏ @markmattat Jun 2
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        It's like bringing a snake into your house and being surprised when it bites you.

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      1. Anti-normality‏ @antinorm5 Jun 2
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        Lmao banks were forced to crash the economy and pocket all the difference.

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      1. cherylkehoe‏ @cherylkehoelive Jun 3
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        I don’t know about that. The Central Bank is handing out billions on Canada’s back because of the mini Obama we have

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      1. Gungrave‏ @Gungrave123 Jun 3
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        Fractional reserve banking, the gift that keeps on giving (loans). 🤡

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      1. Billy Bob Franklin‏ @GaleGatsby Jun 3
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        Free market = upside and downside. But the Fed has removed the downside if you're too big to fail. It's a rigged system.

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      2. michael‏ @miguellush Jun 2
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        They were allowed to take unnecessary risks. They were told they could take unnecessary risks. Banks will take as many risks as they are let to. That’s the limit of nowadays capitalism. They know they will get bailed out so they will behave as recklessly as allowed

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