Glamorous Miami real estate influencer busted for buying Bentley, cosmetic surgery with $381K in COVID relief funds: feds

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Everybody eating


"Im not sure how it goes in your state but in VA. Everybody eating. I mean i know folk that never had a job get a 10k debit card."

Have we heard from bro ever since :lupe:
 

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That PPP shyt was so reckless.

She should’ve gotten more time.
For some of the money these people are making it looks worth it tbh

At this stage of my life, if I could make 500k or better off PPP and possibly flip that, going to jail for less than 5 years might have been worth the risk. :yeshrug:

Especially since the people getting locked up are people that are flagrantly flexing with the money instead of actually using it to better themselves and their situation.
 

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Shes not lying.

Biggest "redistribution" of wealth in the history of mankind. And it didn't transfer to working poor either quite the opposite:skip:

They'll write about this whole Covid scam shyt in the history books a decade from now should be a good content
Biggest redistribution of wealth was the 2008 financial crisis.
 

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There were definitely some people that absolutely did great when the stock market dipped and shot up during COVID. Took their money out and now they are renting houses to people for $3000 a monmonth
And by "some people" you can start by looking towards the House of Representative and the Senate and the donors that "contribute" to their "campaign ":skip:

Had all you goofy mf'ers arguing about mask and shyt while they fleeced the economy out of everything they could :mjlol:
 

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There were definitely some people that absolutely did great when the stock market dipped and shot up during COVID. Took their money out and now they are renting houses to people for $3000 a month.
It's not only that:
It is hard to imagine the sight of the “tent cities” that mushroomed in California and Florida, and of people crammed into motel rooms — after losing their homes they had to find somewhere to stay — in a country known for its wealth.

Astonishingly, however, the institutions that had financed what Harvey calls “this mortgage catastrophe” seemed unaffected at first. At the beginning of 2008 bonuses on Wall Street amounted to $32-billion — “a remarkable reward”, observes Harvey (p. 2), “for crashing the world’s financial system”. Was it mere coincidence that this amount of gain on the part of the rich roughly equalled the losses of those at the bottom of the social pile?
Interestingly, Harvey remarks (p.30) that the description, “national bail-out” is inaccurate. “Taxpayers,” he points out, “are simply bailing out the banks, the capitalist class, forgiving them their debts, their transgressions, and only theirs. The money goes to the banks but so far in the US not to the homeowners who have been foreclosed upon or to the population at large. And the banks are using the money, not to lend to anybody but to reduce their leveraging and to buy other banks. They are busy consolidating their power. This unequal treatment has prompted a surge of populist political anger from those living in the basement against the financial institutions …”
 
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