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In reply to the discussion: The Finance Industry Is Gorging Itself on Your Future—The Trend Lines Will Blow You Away [View all]JDPriestly
(57,936 posts)41. Courts resolve disputes.
Anything the bank does is just preliminary and not that difficult.
The security detail should be performed by companies that make our computers and manage the internet. Banks should not need to do that much security.
Banks are there to loan money and collect interest and see to it that depositors' savings are protected from mismanagement. They are not doing that job yet they dare to charge savers for the privilege of saving in their bank.
Our financial sector needs a lot of reform starting with providing better incentives to ordinary people to save and regulating all aspects of the financial sector.
I'm all for state banks. They would help keep the financial sector honest.
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The Finance Industry Is Gorging Itself on Your Future—The Trend Lines Will Blow You Away [View all]
xchrom
Jan 2015
OP
There's a strong argument that your house is only worth $200k because of the banks.
Xithras
Jan 2015
#28
Okay - how to change the banking system by "routing around" the political system?
brooklynite
Jan 2015
#16
But in this anarchic paradise, all parties must believe that the computer program isn't hacked...
brooklynite
Jan 2015
#37
So, -a- member of Occupy ran for office. And the rest of the Occupy movement did.....?
brooklynite
Jan 2015
#24
And the corporations are owned by people, very greedy wealthy people who have no boundaries.
Dont call me Shirley
Jan 2015
#9
The banality of evil on full display. Corporate back scratchers and investors.
raouldukelives
Jan 2015
#12
The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought
Tierra_y_Libertad
Jan 2015
#13