Why is it so hard for us to learn from the past and not repeat it?

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Congress Does Wall Street A Favor As Banks Post Record Profits

Lawmakers have passed a bill to roll back regulations adopted after the 2008 financial crisis.
The bill approved Tuesday would change the definition of what constitutes the biggest banks, freeing banks with up to $250 billion in assets from these tougher rules. Huge regional players like BB&T and SunTrust would be exempted, as would foreign conglomerates with trillions of dollars in global assets ― like Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and UBS ― that keep less than $250 billion of their assets in the United States.

If anyone hasn't noticed, already banks are issuing easy credit at record levels, fly by night mortgage companies are eagerly persuing the bad credit candidates and local small banks are disappearing again at record levels......(sigh)...the truly sadness in all this, next time, there's not gonna be an Obama or a Dodd-Frank to save the American stupid and their desire for the outsider's input to pull them out.
 
Because the republican party is ruled by the rich! When the whole damn thing crashes again the rich will profit!!! The rich love it when the little guy is hurt.
 
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Why is it so hard for us to learn from the past and not repeat it?

Stop counting on the federal government for anything ... Or repeat the same mistake you have been ... :thup:

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Because the republican party is ruled by the rich! When the whole damn thing crashes again the rich will profit!!! The rich love it when the little guy is hurt.
And yet its the little guy, who picks up the tab, loses his job and suffers and STILL SUPPORT THE GOP MADNESS WITH THE VOTE ????????
 
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Why is it so hard for us to learn from the past and not repeat it?

Stop counting on the federal government for anything ... Or repeat the same mistake you have been ... :thup:

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How the heck are we suppose to monitor big banks without gov. regs?
 
Why is it so hard for us to learn from the past and not repeat it?

I agree, we should learn from the past mistakes of Dodd-Frank, by repealing it...….
 
How the heck are we suppose to monitor big banks without gov. regs?

How's that working for you now?

All I said is to stop counting on the federal government to effectively regulate the banks in that regard.
Bank with the institutions you trust ... Don't count on anyone saving your butt from your poor decisions.

You aren't regulating anything and the people in federal government don't have your best interests in mind.


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