Looks like Trump's lawyers are out to get him too

[meaner gene]

No it wasn't.

The bank didn't lose any money. They didn't charge Trump with fraud.

The banks didn't know they were defrauded.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The banks were defrauded.

That's the allegation. And that's why there will be fines sought.

Bripat is absolutely rabid and doesn't understand that "no he didnt" is not just a poor defense, it's irrelevant to questions like,

"Why are damages being sought?"

Trump has turned his brains to diahrrea.

 

[bripat9643]

Not to you. You are a bad faith and dishonest poster.

ROFL! Says one of the biggest liars in the forum.

How am I "a bad faith?"

 

[bripat9643]

The banks didn't know they were defrauded.

Sure they did. Are you saying bankers are stupid?

 

[meaner gene]

That's the allegation. And that's why there will be fines sought.

This is like the case where a dentist would molest female patients while under general anesthesia for their dental work. Most of the women didn't know, and hence, never complained.

 

[meaner gene]

The banks didn't know they were defrauded.

Sure they did. Are you saying bankers are stupid?

Naive
Trusting

 

[bripat9643]

This is like the case where a dentist would molest female patients while under general anesthesia for their dental work. Most of the women didn't know, and hence, never complained.

It's nothing like that.

 

[bripat9643]

Naive
Trusting

ROFL! Bankers are trusting? Naive? Than banks knew exactly what the property was worth. That's why it's such a ridiculous charge?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Naive
Trusting

They aren't naive. They just have to conduct business. So they rely on laws against Trump's behaviors to protect them.

 

[meaner gene]

It's nothing like that.

It's like most "confidence" cases. The victim doesn't know they were defrauded, and don't complain.

Look at all the people defrauded by Bernie Maddoff. How many filed fraud charges?

 

[bripat9643]

They aren't naive. They just have to conduct business. So they rely on laws against Trump's behaviors to protect them.

No they don't rely on any such laws.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

No they don't rely on any such laws.

Well that's the dumbest thing we will read all day.

 

[bripat9643]

It's like most "confidence" cases. The victim doesn't know they were defrauded, and don't complain.

Look at all the people defrauded by Bernie Maddoff. How many filed fraud charges?

Once they learned Madoff was screwing them, they all filed.

 

[meaner gene]

ROFL! Bankers are trusting? Naive? Than banks knew exactly what the property was worth. That's why it's such a ridiculous charge?

Trump added a 30% premium for brand value, while putting in his financial disclosure that brand value had not been added to the properties valuation.

That's just the fraud that was proven yesterday in court

 

[bripat9643]

Trump added a 30% premium for brand value, while putting in his financial disclosure that brand value had not been added to the properties valuation.

That's just the fraud that was proven yesterday in court

Where's the fraud?

 

[meaner gene]

They aren't naive. They just have to conduct business. So they rely on laws against Trump's behaviors to protect them.

Exactly right. It's no different than when someone buys a firearm, and they fill out the ATF form. The guy at the gun store assumes the person put down truthful information, because lying on the form carries a 20 year maximum penalty.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Exactly right. It's no different than when someone buys a firearm, and they fill out the ATF form. The guy at the gun store assumes the person put down truthful information, because lying on the form carries a 20 year maximum penalty.

The squealing cultis in this thread Would have you believe the gun Seller should be penalized for having trusted hunter Biden.

 

[meaner gene]

Well that's the dumbest thing we will read all day.

Everybody relies on such laws.
When you order a pizza, you rely on the law, that the pizza isn't poisoned.

 

[bripat9643]

Exactly right. It's no different than when someone buys a firearm, and they fill out the ATF form. The guy at the gun store assumes the person put down truthful information, because lying on the form carries a 20 year maximum penalty.

Banks don't rely on that when they're giving out a mortgage, dumbass. They demand proof that your claims are correct.

 

[meaner gene]

Once they learned Madoff was screwing them, they all filed.

So thousands and thousands of satisfied customers, who never filed fraud charges, even though they were being ripped off.

Only when the authorities reported the fraud, did people know they had been defrauded.