Its All Bunkum, This De Banking'

Lets be frank' who would want to de-bank?
It seems like communisam.?
Not just an odd  buisniss schsim'
Theres no balance of books? At first and
Second last looks.' Theres big payouts
On ideas' and moves on genders, its really
Ballons flags and suspenders, what return
Is envusaged? As society is ravaged.'
Is there ground for class actions, against
Legal infractions? Is a bearer not promised
To be paid, to be honest ' as we note this
Reality, we observe rampant insanity a rejection
Of reason, a late summer madness amidst a
Lowering of ammounts? taken in or out of accounts!
Yet inflation considered shoud not rationality
Be delivered, good service for custom, not fabrication
And bunkum.! Is the free market not told us? in
The world vision, and action thats always sold us'
A value a co-hesion for world benefit its ever reasoned
Is this its reflection? There must be collective
Rejection!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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Woodrow Avatar
August 8, 2023 at 9:39 AM
The banks are as corrupt as the politicians and there is very little one can do… tried living without for a year and found myself in a bind without a credit card! Ended up at the mercy of the most scandalous bank coz their branch was the closest in the strange place and I’m still with them coz it is too exhausting to change again and the practices seem entirely uniform in the financial institutions..
Maverick Avatar
August 8, 2023 at 2:47 PM
The times have been shaped by the bankers and so called Not for profit motivators its Been coveted since the 1960s Susan, but now they are bold through tech enablement.'
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