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@drake_txt @notchrisvolpe A flat tire isn't ideal, but leaving police cars around is good for reducing crime as it seems as if police is near. Plus if the police is near they can always get the car to get to a big emergency (maybe, do they carry car keys? Do police cars share car keys??)
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@SonsOfAnxiety @InsideEVs If an individual is buying a vehicle knowing they may struggle to control it even with all the ABS and other systems helping them, they shouldn't be buying such a vehicle.
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@TheFrenchiePug @Jerome651965 @KimKatieUSA @TaraBull808 Just follow their stock portfolios. The US representatives don't have a law forbidding them from insider trading so they are usually very correct
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@ChastityElizab2 @LoloMtq @disclosetv @elonmusk Just like X is Twitter, the Gulf of America is the Gulf of Mexico
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@VasBroughtToX @disclosetv Nah, I'll call it the Gulf of Mexico. Because that's what it tells me to call it.
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@joshuawoodward_ @LeftyIsBestyy @buccocapital The annual budget of the CFPB amounts to around $11 billion, with a return of $21 billion it would have generated a return of 90~% through its lifetime.
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@Bad_Boy_Tos @Biedersam In its lifetime the CFPB may have received around $11 billion. It returned $21 billion from winning court cases against banks such as Chase. The CFPB was directly made as a result of the 2008 financial crisis.
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@Bad_Boy_Tos @Biedersam This is the money they get each year to fight court cases for the consumer. Without that money they can't hire lawyers, without lawyers they can't fight cases. Without winning cases fraud in banks skyrockets, when that happens we get another 2008 financial crisis.
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@ShawnCyr @LeonardCampagna @RealPatrickWebb That fractions of a penny compounds with each dollar returned. Suddenly for wvery $2 back you'll be spending $20 more.
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@bolton_dm @JakeGordon57426 @Winstons_estate @Biedersam The CFPB was created after the 2008 financial crisis to regulate banks and ensure fraud within those banks does not occur. With the CFPB removed (which gave back US consumers $21 billion, a 90% return if it were a bank) the banks are free to cause another 2008 financial crisis.
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@AntiKSR1995 @_Natorade @MetaWhaleGriff @Biedersam The CFPB in its lifetime generated the American consumer $21 billion, which is a 90% return on investment if it were a bank.
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