First time speaking out about it? Reckon you got links of your posts championing this cause. We need more like you to help us randos who don't know any better

I work for a cc processor, we had a guy put 40k on his business card at a strip club in Arizona, claimed he was drugged, but without a police report he was stuck with the charges

I have worked in real estate for nearly a decade and have been involved in over 1000 transactions and I never seen an appraiser lowball a property by 25%. I had one deal where the appraiser was about 10% low. But appraisers don’t work for the bank and have no say in how much money is loaned.

The appraiser here did not follow accepted best practices and while we are not privy to the specifics it seems with the settlement that there must have been some evidence that it was based on race.

We should just institute the Wyoming Rule and be done with it. Reapportion House seats and increase their number so that each district has, as close as possible, the same number of reps per capita as the smallest constituent state.

So, for example, Wyoming's at large district has 578,803 people, making it the least populated state. The last census, under this rule, would have increased the number of House reps and reapportioned them all to each state so that, as best as possible, each rep is representing about 578,803 people.

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The settlement agreement may prevent disclosure.

We saw something similar in Arizona. The republican legislature tried to strip local governments, specifically charter cities, of their autonomy. This would allow the state GOP to impose its will upon locals, regardless of local wishes. Another attempt by the GOP to usurp and consolidate power.

https://kjzz.org/content/1839989/az-senate-republicans-target-how-tucson-chooses-city-council-members

You have seen a house get appraised at 2/3 of it's actual value?

It's like they added an ethnicity variable

I was about to be skeptical since they used a different appraiser but 1.5 million is not something you chalk up to human error. A number like that is deliberate.

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I once worked with someone who was caught processing returns to a prepaid debit card for transactions that other customers did. So if a customer spent $500 on a transaction, a week or so later my coworker would process a return as if that customer came in and asked for everything to be refunded to a prepaid card that was not used in the original transaction.

This person got caught partially because she was not just doing returns the way my coworker did, she was also increasing the prices of the items being returned, which is so incredibly blatantly fraudulent and traceable.

The reason is that you won't fix institutional racism by making an example of one older woman who probably is representative of the majority rather than the minority. Add an apology, a little training, a fat payout and an option for the racist company to brush it under the rug and you've got yourself a settlement.

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She'll be a congressman in 6 years

>motion picture film

Ugh... we're not in the 1950's, dude.

Great, now she's ready for politics.

I rewatched the scenes as an adult and yeah, the math didn't pass the smell check lol

The House should be much bigger.

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Worth it. I have student loans totaling a tenth of that ant it took 10 years to repay. I hope she gets out quickly.

And the Lt. Governor of TN that puts out anti LGBTQ laws, is too busy cruising social media looking for gay men.

This kid has a bright future as a GOP member of the house.

> If they woulda kept it in believable amounts, didn’t flash the money around, and kept it off their own personal cards they might have gotten away with it.

The article clearly states the 1 million dollar charge is what got her busted. Considering she went into super felony territory I wonder what her long term game plan was? College and a normal life was over. IRS would eventually question how someone with a 20k income bought a Tesla. Should've bought a house in another country and left.