The proliferation of mortgage fraud must be seen within the context of the general decline in society’s moral framework - and until THAT trend is reversed, I see no reason to believe the systemic corruption of our economic, governmental, and other institutions won’t continue.
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It’s funny that in your reply you posted a photo of an IT slaves cube... The US worker has been sold out by inflation and gov’t policies undermining wealth creation for at least 30 years and probably longer... ask anyone that works IT and is surrounded by wage suppressing H1-b types or used to manufacture nearly anything here in the USA ... The average wage today is lower than it was (inflation adjusted) in the 1970’s.
In other words the “do whatever it takes” mentality has been formed over generations.. don’t expect it to reverse anytime soon.
Me: So what you're saying is, even though the terms of the attorney's general agreement manufactures the facade of separation between Ameriquest and Argent - at the funds transfer level, they ARE STILL one and the same - with the transactions taking place on the same hardware servers and software.H1B Type: Yeah, but nobody knows that. Ha ha ha.