Aren't Banks A Farud

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  1. politicalanalyst

    politicalanalyst New Member

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    Since you can't just go to a bank and get all your money, and they were supposed to keep your money safe.
     
  2. Smartmouthwoman

    Smartmouthwoman Bless your heart Past Donor

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    This doesn't even make sense. Of course you can go to a bank and get ALL your money. What makes you think they're a farud?
     
  3. BleedingHeadKen

    BleedingHeadKen Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    No if everyone else is trying to do the same thing.

    And, depending on how you do it, it may be a crime to get your money. For instance, it is now illegal in the US for someone to transfer money out of a savings account more than 6 times in a 30 day period.
     
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    Smartmouthwoman Bless your heart Past Donor

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    Silly premise. Aren't there enough REAL problems to worry about without making up dumb scenarios like that?

    Gas is back up to $3.27 a gallon. I can assure you more people suffer from the high price of gasoline than the remote possibility of a bank stealing their money.
     
  5. politicalanalyst

    politicalanalyst New Member

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    Sorry about my spelling. Any Ken is right. You can't get all your money is everyone else is. In fact, your money is loaned out to corporations.
     
  6. Smartmouthwoman

    Smartmouthwoman Bless your heart Past Donor

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    FDIC... look it up.
     
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    maat Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    What a childish view of reality. The banking system is not based on 100% access. The reality is that society has no desire to have its money under a mattress.

    Is it possible to have a national bankrun, sure, but not very likely. The idea that it is loaned out to corporations is silly, most is loaned out to individuals(credit cards, car/boat loans, small business loans, personal loans).
     
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    Yes, banks are a farud.
     
  9. Smartmouthwoman

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    Obama is the biggest farud... but that's another topic. ;)
     
  10. BleedingHeadKen

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    The problem with storing money under a mattress, aside from the danger of theft, is that one loses purchasing power constantly due to the biggest banking fraud of them all - the Federal Reserve and the legal tender laws that enable it to prevent you from using a more stable form of money.

    Deposit banks also cannot exist, which is where someone might store money that is not lent out or in which the reserve requirements are extremely conservative (like 100%.) The fraud is in being told that the only acceptable form of bank is what the government says is good for us when really it's what is good for government and the politicians who love to spend money.
     
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    BleedingHeadKen Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Dumb scenarios?

     
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    Those only cover online transactions. Need money? GO TO THE BANK.

    Duh..

    WTF is everyone too lazy these days to go inside and speak to a teller? I'm at the bank at least 3 times a week.
     
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    Why the heck is it even illegal in the first place?
     
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    To protect from a run on the bank.
     
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    Bank runs are a natural function of the free market.
     
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    You know the Free market isn't God. It is fallible at times.
     
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    Who are you to argue with God?
     
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    I don't think you are that accurate.

    Money is loaned by all banks at overnight interest rates to corporations every day of the week and for that matter, weekends too.

    Banks make a gigantic amount of revenue annually from lending out your money at a rate they would never dream of lending it to you. Consequently, they make a fat profit from money that isn't even theirs.

    Just how more capitalistic could it get?
     
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    P. Lotor Banned Past Donor

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    The irony in your post is so thick you could cut it with a knife
     
  20. Kokomojojo

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    its not YOUR money its theirs LOL

    You are just renting it as tools for commerce.

    You only owned your money when we had real metal for money when you could melt it down and use it for something else.

    I suppose one could say we can use todays money for a bon fire..
     
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    hardly, in fact most of these mortgages are complete fraud.
     
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    Hmm, it really isn't the banks money, it's your money. But apparently Obama and bernanke think they own your purchasing power, as the continue to steal it every day.
     

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