krowe said:
Is it not? Same principal as the colorado baker no? Or is it diffeRent
Eso si, Que es said:
They like money, just not black peoples money is what I am hearing.
(Am I doing it right Dems.)
And, it's now abundantly clear that Chase Bank is a RACIST organization. Cancel Culture Brigade needs to go to work.Fightin_Aggie said:They like money, they like power and control moreDrEvazanPhD said:
Banks that don't like money.
What interesting times.
Kvetch said:BAP Enthusiast said:
In a shocker, the other thread was deleted. Can't talk about specific things here at all in any context. Kanye found this out too just on a much larger scale.
Can't talk about the Catholics on this board? Weird. That was the conversation right before it got deleted.
titan said:
It is notable though, that the 10/6/22 episode has been basically censored. This is not trustworthy stuff, and Kanye was certainly dead on right about what the media and Democrats do about "making blacks be a race" rather than looking at them as people. His attempts to explain it might have been clumsy, but he was basically talking aboout the de-facto plantation that the DNC-MSM and even Academia fusion keeps blacks on and which Trump disrupted the messaging of a bit. And what he said about celebrities in general in cases being pressured to tow a line range true.
People are not talking about Jason Whitlock's rather important closing commentary at the last 15 minutes of that Tucker night. He expanded on the above in clearer fashion clearly approving and Whitlock is great.
You can't question black entertainers' unhealthy relationship with non-religious Jewish power brokers in Hollywood. Is that clear enough for you? https://t.co/tmHrEoaZ0V
— Jason Whitlock (@WhitlockJason) October 10, 2022
Great point. Louis Farrakhan can talk all the sh* he wants and gets to keep his bankning relationships.normalhorn said:
I knew someone would bring that up.
Here's the reply any of those banks kicking out Muslims? Since, uh, you know, they also say derogatory comments about those of the Jewish faith. Do you think old Lou Farrakhan got banned from his banks???? Wait a red hot minute he's a Democrat, right?
Nope? Ok. Move along….
tysker said:
I would not be surprised if Yeezy LLC has had plenty of suspicious activity and maybe even several SARs filed due to strange transactions over the years (purely speculation on my part).
From an AML perspective, social media and negative news searches are additional forms of KYC standards and firms may not want to do business with people with certain types of alerts. This combined with previous SAR reports etc, makes for an easy paper trail and support to remove Ye as a client from JPM's books.
Remember banking is no longer private due to the PATRIOT Act and our 'war on terror and 'war on drugs.'
A good example where the Neocons and GOP-E are only a lesser threat, not not a threat. In many ways Bush and Obama were Honorius and Arcadius in American history what those two were to Rome. (Or if go to the forward end of its history, Marius and Sulla).tysker said:
I would not be surprised if Yeezy LLC has had plenty of suspicious activity and maybe even several SARs filed due to strange transactions over the years (purely speculation on my part).
From an AML perspective, social media and negative news searches are additional forms of KYC standards and firms may not want to do business with people with certain types of alerts. This combined with previous SAR reports etc, makes for an easy paper trail and support to remove Ye as a client from JPM's books.
Remember banking is no longer private due to the PATRIOT Act and our 'war on terror and 'war on drugs.'
Just so we're clear what's acceptable. pic.twitter.com/9QhHRyM5Pr
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) October 13, 2022
I think JPMorgan refusing Ye's business would qualify as an adverse event.DargelSkout said:
In before a certain poster suggests he move it all to Bitcoin.
P Diddy tried, and Ye doubled down on the Jewish folks.Kvetch said:Sea Speed said:
What was the Kanye tweet about jews?
He made some reference to the Black Hebrew Israelite garbage that blacks are the real Jews. Basically said he can't be antisemitic because Jews are black.
Kanye seems like he is going through a bit of a manic episode. Between the tweets, the porn thing, and the Ticker interview, he's made it apparent that something's not quite right. Those around him should really try to reign him in a bit.
Also, if JP Morgan is debanking him specifically for those tweets, people should close their JP Morgan accounts. You can't start setting the precedent of debanking American citizens that have stupid opinions that you think are wrong.


Because it's OK to discriminate against Conservatives in the Woke Leftist Cult's Catechism.Tramp96 said:
Texags Leftists, Progressives, Liberals, and Concerned Moderates:
Please explain how this is different than the Woolworth's lunch counter?
the maga hat gotta be in Kanye's closet talking to him like the green goblin
— outlandish🌪 (@dreddykrueger) October 6, 2022
Big difference between the first and others. Even 9/11 ideas make more sense than Sandy Hook. Its a level of screwball that can't be effectively defended, like you said. I didn't know Malkin had been blackballed?TxAgPreacher said:
First it was Alex Jones and he was too crazy to defend. Then Michelle Malkin and she was too radical. Now it is Kanye... and many more I left out.
They are testing to see how far we will allow much we will tolerate.
titan said:Big difference between the first and others. Even 9/11 ideas make more sense than Sandy Hook. Its a level of screwball that can't be effectively defended, like you said. I didn't know Malkin had been blackballed?TxAgPreacher said:
First it was Alex Jones and he was too crazy to defend. Then Michelle Malkin and she was too radical. Now it is Kanye... and many more I left out.
They are testing to see how far we will allow much we will tolerate.
And Kanye -- -I guess its playing out. But they also seem to be going after Candace and she is not crazy.
I really like you as a poster.titan said:
I don't think the Alex Jones thing is a clear-cut free speech issue. That thread is long and do not really know the legalisms involved but he seems to have crossed real boundaries. It seems different from Pelosi's Jan 6 witch hunt. Now with Kanye, it is a concern --- -having watched Tucker's 10/6 episode there wasn't anything out of line, and its an open question how much unused material should be valid to reference.
No problem, and not even that significant. Because it is only my impression. It doesn't even count as an informed opinion. (Like the Russia remarks do) Like I said--- I do not know the legalisms involved. Even the boundary of "yelling fire" has never been entirely clear to me.TxAgPreacher said:I really like you as a poster.titan said:
I don't think the Alex Jones thing is a clear-cut free speech issue. That thread is long and do not really know the legalisms involved but he seems to have crossed real boundaries. It seems different from Pelosi's Jan 6 witch hunt. Now with Kanye, it is a concern --- -having watched Tucker's 10/6 episode there wasn't anything out of line, and its an open question how much unused material should be valid to reference.
I strongly disagree with you on the free speech issue.
titan said:No problem, and not even that significant. Because it is only my impression. It doesn't even count as an informed opinion. (Like the Russia remarks do) Like I said--- I do not know the legalisms involved. Even the boundary of "yelling fire" has never been entirely clear to me.TxAgPreacher said:I really like you as a poster.titan said:
I don't think the Alex Jones thing is a clear-cut free speech issue. That thread is long and do not really know the legalisms involved but he seems to have crossed real boundaries. It seems different from Pelosi's Jan 6 witch hunt. Now with Kanye, it is a concern --- -having watched Tucker's 10/6 episode there wasn't anything out of line, and its an open question how much unused material should be valid to reference.
I strongly disagree with you on the free speech issue.
TLDR: Don't worry, you are probably right to hold your position.
So JP Morgan de-banked the National Committee for Religious Freedom for inexplicable reasons but then said they’d let them back in if they SHARED THEIR DONOR LIST. pic.twitter.com/i4qfbhjFzO
— Rachel Bovard (@rachelbovard) October 13, 2022
The answer cannot be for conservatives to ghettoize themselves in small banks with limited depository, investment, and lending services because the major institutions have denied them access for voting for the wrong people or saying the wrong thing about vaccines.
— Rachel Bovard (@rachelbovard) October 13, 2022
TxAgPreacher said:titan said:No problem, and not even that significant. Because it is only my impression. It doesn't even count as an informed opinion. (Like the Russia remarks do) Like I said--- I do not know the legalisms involved. Even the boundary of "yelling fire" has never been entirely clear to me.TxAgPreacher said:I really like you as a poster.titan said:
I don't think the Alex Jones thing is a clear-cut free speech issue. That thread is long and do not really know the legalisms involved but he seems to have crossed real boundaries. It seems different from Pelosi's Jan 6 witch hunt. Now with Kanye, it is a concern --- -having watched Tucker's 10/6 episode there wasn't anything out of line, and its an open question how much unused material should be valid to reference.
I strongly disagree with you on the free speech issue.
TLDR: Don't worry, you are probably right to hold your position.
I don't have to defend his speech to defend his right to say it.