" JP Morgan Chase must stop destroying communities across the nation. JP Morgan Chase must not destroy America's environment. JP Morgan Chase must not lock up empty buildings while New Yorkers sleep on the street. And they must support us in making our neighborhoods healthy, vibrant, viable, and safe once again!"
Our banking system has become uroboros; when there is no real value, and money is backed by nothing, the only thing left for it is to eat itself. So, for example, in an attempt to artificially prop up property values it will keep the buildings empty, and poverty spreads. The more people homeless, the fewer people working, etc. decreases the 'value' of the U.S. dollar. The solution is to invest in foreign currency and assets you say, Chase? Well, that's just starting the whole process over somewhere else. It's a dead end system. Are our financial institutions waging economic war against U.S. citizens? Is the purpose of all this simply to bankrupt the U.S.? These people are not stupid, so why do they behave in such a manner?
It's all well and good to say 'they must do this and they must do that', but the reality is we, as citizens, have given them no reason to change their modus operandi. How do you propose creating a system where they 'must' act in the best interests of those that have built a nation that has allowed them to thrive? The answer....
Let's chase them down.
Our banking system has become uroboros; when there is no real value, and money is backed by nothing, the only thing left for it is to eat itself. So, for example, in an attempt to artificially prop up property values it will keep the buildings empty, and poverty spreads. The more people homeless, the fewer people working, etc. decreases the 'value' of the U.S. dollar. The solution is to invest in foreign currency and assets you say, Chase? Well, that's just starting the whole process over somewhere else. It's a dead end system.
Are our financial institutions waging economic war against U.S. citizens? Is the purpose of all this simply to bankrupt the U.S.? These people are not stupid, so why do they behave in such a manner?
It's all well and good to say 'they must do this and they must do that', but the reality is we, as citizens, have given them no reason to change their modus operandi. How do you propose creating a system where they 'must' act in the best interests of those that have built a nation that has allowed them to thrive? The answer....
STOP SHOPPING.