He said the Lord amendment was a key opportunity "to stop these predatory companies from exploiting vulnerable people.
In short, these predatory companies swooped down on a vulnerable woman, took what they could and left her careening toward bankruptcy.
All party leaders must show that they represent a "something for something" society, and the Miliband distinction between producer and predatory companies polls well, too.
"It behooves predatory companies like Nix to be seen positively by their communities," says Roberto Barragan, president of the Valley Economic Development Center and a critic of Nix from way back.
Proposing the creation of a new consumer watchdog to limit pension fees, airline levies and other charges, the Labour leader urged David Cameron to take a tougher approach to "predatory" companies that exploited customers.
Leaving the EU will in fact reduce the cost of "NHS tourism", remove the ridiculous EU rules regarding tendering etc which often means contracts going to the big boys and not the most economic and efficient providers, and the opening up of the NHS to predatory companies from across the Atlantic made possible by the TTIP arrangements made by the EU.
The schools are now being closed or sold off to other predatory companies, leaving students with no good options".
It is still, however, getting some $20 million a year in taxpayer money, and the many predatory companies remaining in the sector continue to enroll students and ruin their lives.
And paid apologists like Senator McCain, who stand up for predatory companies over our hard-working troops and veterans, will have to keep facing these truths.
