Comments by "Voix de la raison" (@voixdelaraison593) on "Tucker Carlson: This is why our big banks are incompetent" video.

  1. Treasonous Trump excluded Signature & SV Bank from Bank Safety Regulations… ANOTHER MASSIVE TOXIC DERAILMENT ✅.
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  2.  @onazram1  Do you not know how to Google a Quote? Are All Maga Morons this helpless?
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  3.  @kingofkings69ner  Actually they rank light years ahead of Fox according to fact checkers.
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  4.  @dslick6234  SVP Fox News said: “The North Koreans are more nuanced with the news than we are”. Think about that Slick, let it sink in. 🤔
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  5.  @lynnmac6494  It’s a Republican thing going back to the first time a Railroad or Bank Failed.
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  6.  @DNSMLT  The Wachovia money Laundering is Bad, but a separate issue from the Bail Out. All Large Banks got Bailed Out To Prevent Systemic Failure of the U.S. Financial System. Virtual all Commercial and Investment Banks were heavily invested or exposed to Mortgage Derivatives & BS Bond Tranches, all allowed by Republican failure to Regulate a Corrupt Banking System: “Greed I’d Good”. If you want to understand that time period read: Too Big to Fail: The Inside Story of How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the Financial System from Crisis — and Themselves. An excellent, well researched book. By the way, if you hate money laundering - as we all should - you should read: Dark Towers: Deutsche Bank, Donald Trump, and an Epic Trail of Destruction
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  7.  @rfbedell347  "This is truly a great day for America and a great day for American workers and small businesses all throughout the nation," Trump said in 2018. "The legislation I'm signing today rolls back the crippling Dodd-Frank regulations that are crushing community banks and credit unions nationwide, they were in such trouble." IT IS THIS ROLLBACK OR EXCLUSION THAT ALLOWED SVP TO TAKEON THE INVESTMENT RISK TO PUMP PROFITS. In 2018, the Republican Led House & Senate passed a rollback of regulations in Dodd-Frank Trump's desk and signed into law. The bill raised the threshold for regulation standards from $50 billion to $250 billion, which left less than ten big banks in the US subject to stricter federal oversight and allowed banks with under $250 billion in assets to escape increased scrutiny.
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  8.  @onazram1  You shouldn’t if you want to remain blissfully ignorant. 🤔
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  9.  @popweaselcrunch  That in a nutshell is the Republican way: Privatize Profits & Socialize Loses.
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