Fuck the Jewish Bankers

So Bank Transfer Day is today/tomorrow depending on where you live. So far $4.5 billion in account has been transfered out of big banks and into credit unions, and that's in the US alone. That's $45 billion, once you factor in fractional reserve banking, that the banks no longer have to invest or screw society with.

The centralized banking monopoly is the root of the world's problems. It's time to send them a message. Transfer your account to a local credit union next time your bank is open.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOQp00z1mr0

HAXUS THE GREAT

JEWS

This is /prog/. We supposed to make a script to do that stuff for us or sumthin?

>>1
The centralized banking monopoly is the root of the world's problems. It's time to send them a message.
What exactly is the message, if you don't mind me asking?

>>5
The message is that greedy and risky bankers should not be tolerated. They don't like high fees for poor quality services or essential routine services. They don't like fractional reserve banking. They don't like unnecessarily risky gambling using their customer's deposit money. They don't like the power bankers as a result of having all these things.

I disagree that centralized banking monopoly is the root of the world's problems. I think the root of the world's problem is ignorance about how the world works which allows greedy people such as bankers to have unjust power over uneducated people.

>>6
The message is that greedy and risky bankers should not be tolerated.
That, or all bankers? Your message is unclear!

They don't like fractional reserve banking.
First, you accidentally who "don't like".

Second, do I understand correctly that you expect a bank to put your $100 into a vault and then after a year give you $100 back + $5 it conjured out of thin air, with $100 sitting in the vault all the time? Are you and idiot!

Curse those greedy and risky bankers and their dislike of high fees for poor quality service, fractional reserve banking, risky gambling using their customer's deposit money, and their own power as a result of having all these things.

>>7
Would you please exercise some comprehension skills? Not all bankers work to leech money from society and not all bankers risk their customer's money for a large payout. It's obvious that the bankers like fractional reserve banking, after all they directly benefit in many ways for lending money in this scheme. Therefore it's not the bankers that don't like fractional reserve banking, but the general population who have to live with the inflationary effect of fractional reserve banking.

Second, do I understand correctly that you expect a bank to put your $100 into a vault and then after a year give you $100 back + $5 it conjured out of thin air, with $100 sitting in the vault all the time? Are you and idiot!
That $5 interest does not have to appear from thin air. You can lend that deposit money to people and charge interest on that loan. You can charge fees to provide banking services. You can invest profits into riskier speculative investments.