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Eventually, they will squeeze us out, may not in our lifetime, but they will get there.
yukonjasper wrote:I keep waiting for the "market" to deliver solutions with businesses filling in the voids, but it doesn't seem to be happening yet.
Since cutting off the few gun makers they had as customers cost them virtually nothing, the bank saw much greater value in the free media attention and PR benefits of announcing they won’t finance AR makers.
Asked whether the bank also would stop doing business with retailers that sell assault weapons, Finucane said it would involve complicated issues related to civil liberties and the Second Amendment. “That’s a good public dialogue that’s a ways off,” she said.
BigBlue wrote:I agree that it is troublesome this type of stuff is happening. However, I think one of two things will happen if it spreads more: Either lawsuits will happen that stops the discrimination or the market will see the higher demand and someone will rise to meet the demand.
Political correctness really wrecks the world though, doesn't it?
rust wrote:BigBlue wrote:I agree that it is troublesome this type of stuff is happening. However, I think one of two things will happen if it spreads more: Either lawsuits will happen that stops the discrimination or the market will see the higher demand and someone will rise to meet the demand.
Political correctness really wrecks the world though, doesn't it?
To your comment:
1. Lawsuits won't work, because the courts are full of liberal judges who legistrate on the bench. Trump is not putting conservative judges in there fast enough, and he's about to be taken out by a porn star.
2. After the banks take out the major gun maker, the liberals will move in to impose high tax on ammo, and the remaining guns, and gun parts. By then, guns, and gun parts will be so scarce, and too expensive to own.
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