• @AdamEatsAss
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    587 months ago

    To be fair most people would have to file for bankruptcy if they were given a $148 million dollar bill.

  • @[email protected]
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    517 months ago

    I’ll keep reposting this.

    After he was elected, but before being sworn in as Mayor, Rudy was on scene when an EMS crew was treating a child struck by a car. The mother was trying to get the crew to go to a hospital where her husband worked. The medical protocol the crew was following called for transport to the nearest trauma center. Rudy threw himself into the mix, and later spread vicious lies about the crew, trying to make them look like they’d refused to treat the child. As the Union pointed out, Rudy would never have interfered with a cop or a fire fighter.

    https://www.nytimes.com/1993/12/16/nyregion/giuliani-challenges-ems-at-accident.html

  • @AbouBenAdhem
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    517 months ago

    Oh, financial bankruptcy. I guess that works too.

    • @Treczoks
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      77 months ago

      The ethic bankruptcy has happened a long time ago, when he started being a.lawyer.

  • @Tylerdurdon
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    357 months ago

    Some Rudy pics look like you could put googly eyes on them and they would appear the same.

  • ripcord
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    He supposedly had 12 proberties in NYC alone. How that could be worth less than $10M, not including supposedly his properties in TX, OH, and others, I don’t get. Plus whatever he’s squirrelled away, probably offshore.

    • @Stupidmanager
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      57 months ago

      Texas has a homestead law there, so he might not lose at least 1 of them. All depends on how he owns it (outright vs trusts or whatever). New York should force him to sell all but his primary residence as they have a similar homestead law. This should be a fun show, i’ve invested in popcorn.

      Really, what we all hope is that He’s treated like Alex and he can’t write off the 148mil in bankruptcy.

      • ripcord
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        77 months ago

        Bribes.

        And book deals, speaking fees, and “consulting fees” (aka bribes)

  • DrSleepless
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    257 months ago

    We call it the Akex Jones maneuver

  • @CobblerScholar
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    137 months ago

    Maybe you can hit up Sacha Baron Cohen for some royalties

    • @banneryear1868
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      47 months ago

      Can look up the Consumer Protection Act to see who made it harder for regular people to file Chapter 11, made some credit card companies very happy.

  • @notannpc
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    117 months ago

    Now he’s not just morally bankrupt, but legally too.

    • @grabyourmotherskeys
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      167 months ago

      I have no idea how anything works but I’m a 50 year old man so I’ve got an opinion.

      He has lots of assets and a judgement against him in their favor makes them high priority creditors (I think).

      My guess is they will liquidate his assets, pay lawyers, pay banks, then pay these women and anyone else he’s in debt to.

      There will probably be a proceeding where his creditors lawyers line to explain why they should be paid first so maybe it won’t go that way.

      But rest assured: the lawyers and banks will be paid and he’s deeply in debt.

      He probably sees this as way to both restructure his debt and avoid paying them. How successful he is at that will be revealed in time.

        • @grabyourmotherskeys
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          47 months ago

          I think failing to disclose assets would be a further transgression but not an expert.

    • @HeyThisIsntTheYMCA
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      137 months ago

      I’m betting that settlement is not dischargeable in bankruptcy.

      • @kmartburrito
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        147 months ago

        Correct, this was what I have heard on several podcasts. He likely really doesn’t have the money, but he can’t get away from the decision by declaring bankruptcy.

    • @Treczoks
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      107 months ago

      He never had those millions. So basically they will be able to strip him down into homelessness.

      AFAIK, a bankruptcy cannot protect you from paying those fines.

        • Flying Squid
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          27 months ago

          Their compensation is seeing him destroyed. That’s what they wanted in the first place.

    • @saltesc
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      307 months ago

      I’ll read the article,.brb.

      Chapter 11 will afford Mayor Giuliani the opportunity and time to pursue an appeal, while providing transparency for his finances under the supervision of the bankruptcy court

      No.

    • @Juujian
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      77 months ago

      That public defense is gonna be in for the case of his lifetime…

  • @madcaesar
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    57 months ago

    From America’s Mayor, to human shit stain. Thanks Obama Trump!

    • @banneryear1868
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      Now read his sexts… “Those tits? Those are my tits! They’re mine. Yes those are my tits, yes they are. Those are MY tits!”