I am in the process of winding down my Chase Amazon Visa Card account. Because Chase decided to bow to the lefty activists that want to deplatform right-wing groups and even cut them off from the financial system. Because hate.
And of course, the easiest thing to do for the financial giants like J.P. Morgan Chase is to appease the lefty activists and beat up on some marginal right-wing group that nobody ever heard of before.
Now the lefties want MasterCard to do the same, demanding that it "put hate groups out of business."
So we can see where this is going. If one lefty activist group can "advocate" for Chase to put some haters out of business and another lefty activist group can "advocate" for MasterCard to put other hate groups out of business, pretty soon everyone to the right of Kamala Harris will have their financial accounts canceled and serve them right, eh, CEOs?
So I reckon that you chaps need to get together and form a committee to deal with this lefty movement. Because the particular right-wing groups are not the point. The point is that if you are a lefty activist the whole point of your existence, your hope for a spot in lefty paradise when the arc of history has finally bent towards justice, is to find some issue, any issue, upon which to advocate and then get out there and advocate.
Really, I don't know why you financial chaps are truckling to the lefty activists. They are not your friends! But ordinary Americans like me are your friends, if only you had the wit to see it. We understand that you financial chaps are caught in a political net, that, ever since the Dutch invented central banking -- hey, look it up -- the financial system has been plugged into government, its government debt, and its ability to be the "lender of last resort" in a financial panic.
So you guys have got used to bending to the political winds. It's inevitable given that modern governments all sit astride the financial system and exploit it to the max.
But sooner or later you are going to have to formulate a strategy to deal with the lefty groups that want you to annihilate the "haters." As I say, it's not really about the haters; it's about the activists' need to have an issue to advocate on and issue non-negotiable demands, and fill the Twitter-waves with frightful threats.
So here is my plan. It's really pretty simple. When any lefty activist group agitates for some "hate group" to be closed out of the financial system I suggest that you chaps get right in there and close the accounts of the lefty activist group.
After all, anyone that accuses someone else of being a "hater" is almost certain to be a "hater" themselves. Better to be safe.
You can make a simple point to justify your action. You can say that "anyone that wants to cut someone off from participating in the financial system is the kind of person that we, at Main Street Bank, do not want to do business with."
Otherwise the lefty groups will see that they are onto a good thing, and, guess what, they will escalate their demands.
Why, I wouldn't be surprised if next week they decide that the eevil Koch Brothers need to be cut off from the financial system.
And of course, the easiest thing to do for the financial giants like J.P. Morgan Chase is to appease the lefty activists and beat up on some marginal right-wing group that nobody ever heard of before.
Now the lefties want MasterCard to do the same, demanding that it "put hate groups out of business."
So we can see where this is going. If one lefty activist group can "advocate" for Chase to put some haters out of business and another lefty activist group can "advocate" for MasterCard to put other hate groups out of business, pretty soon everyone to the right of Kamala Harris will have their financial accounts canceled and serve them right, eh, CEOs?
So I reckon that you chaps need to get together and form a committee to deal with this lefty movement. Because the particular right-wing groups are not the point. The point is that if you are a lefty activist the whole point of your existence, your hope for a spot in lefty paradise when the arc of history has finally bent towards justice, is to find some issue, any issue, upon which to advocate and then get out there and advocate.
Really, I don't know why you financial chaps are truckling to the lefty activists. They are not your friends! But ordinary Americans like me are your friends, if only you had the wit to see it. We understand that you financial chaps are caught in a political net, that, ever since the Dutch invented central banking -- hey, look it up -- the financial system has been plugged into government, its government debt, and its ability to be the "lender of last resort" in a financial panic.
So you guys have got used to bending to the political winds. It's inevitable given that modern governments all sit astride the financial system and exploit it to the max.
But sooner or later you are going to have to formulate a strategy to deal with the lefty groups that want you to annihilate the "haters." As I say, it's not really about the haters; it's about the activists' need to have an issue to advocate on and issue non-negotiable demands, and fill the Twitter-waves with frightful threats.
So here is my plan. It's really pretty simple. When any lefty activist group agitates for some "hate group" to be closed out of the financial system I suggest that you chaps get right in there and close the accounts of the lefty activist group.
After all, anyone that accuses someone else of being a "hater" is almost certain to be a "hater" themselves. Better to be safe.
You can make a simple point to justify your action. You can say that "anyone that wants to cut someone off from participating in the financial system is the kind of person that we, at Main Street Bank, do not want to do business with."
Otherwise the lefty groups will see that they are onto a good thing, and, guess what, they will escalate their demands.
Why, I wouldn't be surprised if next week they decide that the eevil Koch Brothers need to be cut off from the financial system.
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