New Legislation Proposes to Take Wall Street Out of the Housing Marketreturn2ozma@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world – 1444 points – 7 months agonytimes.com241Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentI think you're forgetting about Republicans.Or more than half of the democrats that do Wall Street's bidding too.Or the courts that would throw the law out as soon as it gets challenged the first timeOr wallstreet for just switching to hiring people to hold the land for them as third party agents. Impossible before the age of computers, but now it’s just a spreadsheet.
I think you're forgetting about Republicans.Or more than half of the democrats that do Wall Street's bidding too.Or the courts that would throw the law out as soon as it gets challenged the first timeOr wallstreet for just switching to hiring people to hold the land for them as third party agents. Impossible before the age of computers, but now it’s just a spreadsheet.
Or more than half of the democrats that do Wall Street's bidding too.Or the courts that would throw the law out as soon as it gets challenged the first timeOr wallstreet for just switching to hiring people to hold the land for them as third party agents. Impossible before the age of computers, but now it’s just a spreadsheet.
Or the courts that would throw the law out as soon as it gets challenged the first timeOr wallstreet for just switching to hiring people to hold the land for them as third party agents. Impossible before the age of computers, but now it’s just a spreadsheet.
Or wallstreet for just switching to hiring people to hold the land for them as third party agents. Impossible before the age of computers, but now it’s just a spreadsheet.
I think you're forgetting about Republicans.
Or more than half of the democrats that do Wall Street's bidding too.
Or the courts that would throw the law out as soon as it gets challenged the first time
Or wallstreet for just switching to hiring people to hold the land for them as third party agents.
Impossible before the age of computers, but now it’s just a spreadsheet.