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It's at the point where I'm genuinely surprised to legislation that provides benefits to the consumer. On the rare occasions that it does appear, the first thin
by SturgeonsLaw 5y ago
It's at the point where I'm genuinely surprised to legislation that provides benefits to the consumer. On the rare occasions that it does appear, the first thing I wonder is "what's the angle".
- dd36 5y agoI don’t think the FCRA could come into existence today. It’s crazy that Republicans used to create pro-consumer regulations. We’re so far from that these days that it feels impossible absent some major shock like the CFPB after 2008.
- xxpor 5y agoAnd look at how the CFPB is treated!
- teen 5y agoI guess it has to be both unprofitable and universally agreed upon