Why is POL so against something that's so vital to the modern economy?
>inb4 muh monthly interest payments is slavery
Why you so against banking?
Jayden Allen
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Gavin Gonzalez
Jews control it all
Caleb Carter
Oy vey goyim banks aren't evil we just want what's best for our oops I misspoke your money
Christopher Carter
>Wonder who's behind this post.
Ian Ortiz
No actual arguments against it then?
Logan Brooks
>(((Anglo)))
>defending usury
Makes one think
Justin Howard
>loan money that you don't have
>demand interest that doesn't exist
>infinite inflation till you can buy real value/property dirt cheap
>collapse economy
>repeat
Jayden Robinson
Because fractional reserve banking is a scam and banks don't create anything.
They also get government money when they fuck up. Literal fucking scum.
Benjamin Torres
OP literally doesn't know what interest is.
Nathaniel Turner
POL tards don't actually realize that debt interest is repayable as long as the economy grows. UK has had much worse historical debt but it still exist.
Cameron Fisher
>Muh unlimited growth on a finite planet
Really makes me think. .
Christopher Robinson
As your doctor i prescribe this redpill
Carter Fisher
You literally cannot pay back what wasn't created in the first place.
David Butler
You're a fucking retard. Get off my island before I throw you off it.
James Nelson
You literally don't even realize banking is the biggest service sector in the UK.
Jack Cook
>POL actually thinks commercial banks can actually shit out money.
Only the central banks can do that you tards.
Luke Torres
How does one start a bank?
Mason Miller
The only solution is worldwide simultaneous removal of Jewry from our banks, governments, news media, entertainment, etc.
Daniel Taylor
People distrust what they don't understand.
And the modern financial system is too complicated for any single human to understand.
Ian Martinez
They're on in full force today. Probably hoping that Google's developing censorship algorithms will hide their lies.
Michael Cruz
No understanding of economics
Dominic Cook
This is true as long as spending does not increase.