Matt, where are the banks taking this position (i.e., asserting a right to self-help in the mortgage context)? I agree it would be pretty scary if that were the law of the land, but at least here in Florida, of course, it’s not. You still gotta get a writ of possession. I kept waiting for you to explain this contention in your vid, but you did not.
There are several great books about the advance of corporate power in America since the revolution. One such is “Gangs of America”. http://gangsofamerica.com/. I picked it up last week at the local library. Did any of us know that the Boston Tea party was actually a protest against corporate power? That the British East India company had more people in its private army than the British empire had in its own? That the British East India company had designs of enslaving the colonies the same way that they did India? How many of us ever heard of Justice Field and “Ninth Circuit Law” ?
Good reading and curse your memory Tom Scott, and your ilk!
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Matt, where are the banks taking this position (i.e., asserting a right to self-help in the mortgage context)? I agree it would be pretty scary if that were the law of the land, but at least here in Florida, of course, it’s not. You still gotta get a writ of possession. I kept waiting for you to explain this contention in your vid, but you did not.
There are several great books about the advance of corporate power in America since the revolution. One such is “Gangs of America”. http://gangsofamerica.com/. I picked it up last week at the local library. Did any of us know that the Boston Tea party was actually a protest against corporate power? That the British East India company had more people in its private army than the British empire had in its own? That the British East India company had designs of enslaving the colonies the same way that they did India? How many of us ever heard of Justice Field and “Ninth Circuit Law” ?
Good reading and curse your memory Tom Scott, and your ilk!