Red Mosquito

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

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LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

it's not that we don't need banks, they just need to be limited in size so that if one goes under it doesn't hold the entire economy hostage

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

it's not that we don't need banks, they just need to be limited in size so that if one goes under it doesn't hold the entire economy hostage

That makes sense. I guess I just wonder about what this would look like in reality. Especially since, in my experience, small banks suck for day-to-day purposes.

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LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

Well if you aren't with him on all the issues what will you do?!

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

it's not that we don't need banks, they just need to be limited in size so that if one goes under it doesn't hold the entire economy hostage

That makes sense. I guess I just wonder about what this would look like in reality. Especially since, in my experience, small banks suck for day-to-day purposes.

I've had much better experiences as a customer of a smaller bank than I have had as a customer of say BoA.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

it's not that we don't need banks, they just need to be limited in size so that if one goes under it doesn't hold the entire economy hostage

That makes sense. I guess I just wonder about what this would look like in reality. Especially since, in my experience, small banks suck for day-to-day purposes.

I've had much better experiences as a customer of a smaller bank than I have had as a customer of say BoA.

I've been with Chase, BOA, US Bank, and a smaller bank. I'd rank them:

1. Chase
.....
2. BOA
...
.....
..
..
3. US Bank
4. Small bank

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

it's not that we don't need banks, they just need to be limited in size so that if one goes under it doesn't hold the entire economy hostage

That makes sense. I guess I just wonder about what this would look like in reality. Especially since, in my experience, small banks suck for day-to-day purposes.

I've had much better experiences as a customer of a smaller bank than I have had as a customer of say BoA.

I've been with Chase, BOA, US Bank, and a smaller bank. I'd rank them:

1. Chase
.....
2. BOA
...
.....
..
..
3. US Bank
4. Small bank

I was with BOA for a brief couple of years in my early twenties, but other than that I've always been with a smaller community bank. I get the services I need there, I'm not fee'd to death, and I can use any ATM I want. BOA offered no advantage to me that would justify supporting a company that contributed to the financial collapse of this country.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:If you mostly agree with a politician but he/she wants to eliminate the industry you work in should you still vote for them?

this makes me nervous about bernie, admittedly

I agree with Bernie on almost everything but if he is the nominee I will vote for one of the Republican nut jobs to maintain the Western Civilization Comfort Lie for my children without a iota of guilt. Of course if I get laid off before hand Bernie can burn it all down.

I am totally with him on most issues (even though the way he frames his positions is maddeningly vague and platitudinous), but I do wonder about the whole "break up the banks" thing. I don't understand what he expects to happen after that's done? It's not like we just suddenly won't need banks anymore. I don't know how it's going to fix anything.

it's not that we don't need banks, they just need to be limited in size so that if one goes under it doesn't hold the entire economy hostage

That makes sense. I guess I just wonder about what this would look like in reality. Especially since, in my experience, small banks suck for day-to-day purposes.

I've had much better experiences as a customer of a smaller bank than I have had as a customer of say BoA.

I've been with Chase, BOA, US Bank, and a smaller bank. I'd rank them:

1. Chase
.....
2. BOA
...
.....
..
..
3. US Bank
4. Small bank

I was with BOA for a brief couple of years in my early twenties, but other than that I've always been with a smaller community bank. I get the services I need there, I'm not fee'd to death, and I can use any ATM I want. BOA offered no advantage to me that would justify supporting a company that contributed to the financial collapse of this country.

I'm sure this kind of stuff all varies by region and the bank in question, but it's not even close for me. The kind of services and conveniences Chase offers (in my area, that is) are light years ahead of the competition.