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> Credit report crashes 400pts due to them finding what you said on a forum when you were 14 > no judge, jury or trial > try to live in America I'd argue cor
by bearjaws 3y ago
> Credit report crashes 400pts due to them finding what you said on a forum when you were 14
> no judge, jury or trial
> try to live in America
I'd argue corporations persecute people far more often than the government does. e.g. when credit bureaus find out you have cancer your credit score drops at least 100pts.
- oatmeal1 3y agoExamples can go back and forth. Government can unilaterally confiscate your property via civil asset forfeiture and make you prove it was obtained legally. Government has been evicting people as collective punishment for crimes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMZFwnBCbU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMZFwnBCbU Not to mention the government is the one licensing the banks to create money through fractional reserves/the reserve ratio. That's why you're on an inflation treadmill where assets are constantly inflating in price to the point where you need a loan to make big purchases.
- EasyMark 3y agoThe simple fact is the Constitution is there to protect you from the Government. I personally think the government can basically shoot you in the face without repercussions and not face much of an issue with the right coverup; it's a lot harder for corporations to get away with that in any legal way. Sure they can ruin your reputation via credit or whatever, but they can't pitch you in a dark cell for forever, nor do they really have much incentive to do that, unlike the government. Corporations are not the government, if you want to limit their powers then get laws passed that are a mirror of the constitution except for corps instead of the government; until then you can't say corporations and the government are the same or that corporations are as bad as the government.
- gruez 3y ago>e.g. when credit bureaus find out you have cancer your credit score drops at least 100pts. source?