R.I.P. Scout26
Our #MondayMotivation is to get better at #MondayMotivation tweets. Thanks for the feedback Twitter world. — Chase (@Chase) April 29, 2019
We will burn every chase bank to the ground after the revolution — 🤠🥰💖 eleanor 🍜💕😎 (@rainandcakes) April 29, 2019
ulia mae 🍋 @JuliaFtacekReplying to @ChaseDemolish your bank and redistribute all the wealth
The since-deleted tweet offered a hypothetical conversation between a bank customer and the bank. The customer asks, “Why is my balance so low?” and the bank account replies: “Make coffee at home ... eat the food that’s already in the fridge ... you don’t need a cab, it’s only three blocks.”
There is a little more to this:https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/chase-bank-deletes-monday-motivation-tweet-after-drawing-social-media-n999756Given that Chase took a $25 billion bailout, perhaps they shouldn't be chastising potential customers.(No, I am not condoning the calls to burn Chase banks or "redistribute" their customers' deposits. The tweet was simply tone-deaf)
Politicians and bureaucrats are considered productive if they swarm the populace like a plague of locust, devouring all substance in their path and leaving a swath of destruction like a firestorm. The technical term is "bipartisanship".
isnt chase on the we h8 the gun companies band wagon?i was gonna open an account but will bide my time
JPMorgan Chase Opens a New Window. CEO Jamie Dimon Opens a New Window. , for example, defended the bank’s Opens a New Window. lending to firearm manufacturers and retailers amid criticism that the company failed to adopt a responsible loan policy for the industry following the 2018 shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School.
The New York Democrat also cited Chase’s partial ownership of Remington since the gunmaker filed for bankruptcy last year. Remington produced the gun used in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
Dimon eventually said the bank would “consider” taking a more firm policy against the industry, akin to the one implemented by competitors.
I don't like that they got a bailout. They should have followed their own advice in the deleted tweet. It's good advice. For anyone who wants to "redistribute" the money held by banks for their clients though, I'm fine with SSS.
