"There's no way we'd do anything like that." in the past? or in the future?
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there's no way = a notion in the PRESENT
That is the important part of the sentence.
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Future -"there's no way we would do anything like that" is future- If you say there's no way we would have done anything like that it would become past tense
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Neither.
"Would" (we'd = we would) indicates a hypothetical situation... a future (will) as seen from the past.... which would make it now, but the fact is, it's not now. Fairly clear, really. ;)
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