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	<title>Comments on: Some payday lenders in Arkansas standing firm</title>
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		<title>By: Bob</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bob</dc:creator>
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		<description>I find this funny.  Now the state is steping in and telling an entire industry what they can not do in their state.  This goes against everything in our country for free enterprise.  No one is forcing these people to get these loans, and they agree to the terms of these loans.  If anything they need to make the people responsible for there own action.  This tells us that the people in Arkansas are to slow to understand what the payday loan companies are doing and they need state assistance.  If I owned a payday loan company in the state of Ar. I would sue the state for loss of income.  After all being told what we can do in our own business is one reason we broke away from England.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I find this funny.  Now the state is steping in and telling an entire industry what they can not do in their state.  This goes against everything in our country for free enterprise.  No one is forcing these people to get these loans, and they agree to the terms of these loans.  If anything they need to make the people responsible for there own action.  This tells us that the people in Arkansas are to slow to understand what the payday loan companies are doing and they need state assistance.  If I owned a payday loan company in the state of Ar. I would sue the state for loss of income.  After all being told what we can do in our own business is one reason we broke away from England.</p>
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