Bill Maher On Ending Abusive Relationships – With Your Bank (LONG VERSION)

moveyourmoney.info Author Bill Maher describes a new project developed by Arianna Huffington to end the abuse we’ve received from the big 6 banks.

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25 Responses to “Bill Maher On Ending Abusive Relationships – With Your Bank (LONG VERSION)”

  • georgel19841:

    he looks like Dracula

  • mike198595:

    tell them dr. bill sent you lol

  • anonymityismyname:

    I already did this :D

  • governmentcheese411:

    @vinniechan lol…nope! these guys already own everything. embargo 1 thing and they WILL just inflate another, period. take down one bank, and it’ll be sold to who? ANOTHER BANK! all this will do is narrow the field even more, and destroy any chance of having a choice. one thing left out here is that small banks are just that…SMALL! most of their own dealings are backed by bigger banks.

  • vinniechan:

    @governmentcheese411
    um
    But when enough people start doing it, it will create a liquidity problem for banks and since they are extremely tight on their cash flow anyway, I do think it will cause quite a bit of pain for them. It’s a bit like a bank run, except nowadays, banks tread on thinner lines than they used to, we need a smaller % to create problems.

  • anetchi:

    Wonderful Bill!

  • MrQuan2u:

    i dont keep money in the bank..i keep it in the walls

  • LizKrydova:

    I’d do it but Chase bought my bank AND my mortgage. I couldn’t get another mortgage if I tried since my credit tanked since I bought my house, and Chase won’t do a loan mod. So I give those fuckers $900 month interest if I want to stay in my house. I do put my $800 a month paycheck into my local credit union. Whoopee.

  • shazam20007:

    best not to enter relationships in the 21ist centuary – wimyn nowadays perceive men as dupes for exploitations anon in the Family Court

  • tjb761:

    I threw out the big banks years ago. Much better with smaller more local.

  • JessShia:

    I love this idea!

  • Paulwhoisvegan:

    mY BLACK friend said that!

  • managarm1349:

    100% support

  • governmentcheese411:

    well…i like mahr, but this is only gonna work for about a minute. then the big banks will simply buy up shares in smaller banks and we’ll be right back where we were, but with less options! this notion that we can make banks bend through embargo style actions is nonsense. lower interest on housing and interests on autos go up and so on and so fourth. this is a cat and mouse game we can’t win until “we force” a change in the system we use, period!

  • Keither9:

    Bank of America, stole money before I went to jail knowing they were doing it The better business bureau knew, the real estate company knew and did nothing. Now that I GOT THEM dead to rights they put the whole thing in the annex and hide their own miss info, when this get out their will be hell to pay and the murders will be stopped. Its not about money, its about laws that have been used to kill people for their own ends, which will stop now. I am that serious man that will end it here in CA.

  • pngwnpersn:

    though the only fault is that the larger banks will just buy out and assimilate the smaller local banks. also the larger the local banks grow the easier it is for the megabanks to regain there lost customers, as they will be in larger groupings when purchased by the megabanks

  • westfald:

    As a corporate banker (at one of the banks above) I agree. I see some of the “strategies” that are involved. They justify them internally, but are at the expense of instruments that they create.

    Doing this all at once would have no effect. However, if you focused one bank at a time (preferably the most vulnerable) it might actually work. Also MS & GS are holding companies not retail banks; so they shouldn’t apply.

  • normality123:

    He is an actor. I don’t like him. He plays socialist and populist when it’s convenient and gets lots of money to feed people with nonsense.
    He is a fraud.

  • mitllibrat:

    Hey bdragon you don’t know much or “that much” for that matter-this is exactly what needs to be done-and if they swallow up smaller banks-people move they’re money again- but no bank knowing that the very reason they have customers in the first place would make that
    ” bargain”- good one Bill

  • eroman10:

    Simply delivered, agreed 100%. Screw these big bakns. If you are been foreclosed by one of these banks, destroy the house bucause if they rather sell for less in an auction or short sale to someone else, they should have lowered your principal to begin with.

  • SaLiOaKz:

    This is THE only thing Bill Maher has said that I actually agree with. It kind of makes me wonder how much Bill is being paid to say this stuff, though…

  • unamacarana:

    I already did it.
    Everybody should.
    Yet you need a massive amount of people doing this to actually have an effect on the big banks.
    Hope it happens; I’m not holding my breath….

  • BarbarianDragon:

    Right, it’s better to side with the enemy than to fight it. PUSSY.

  • BarbarianDragon:

    @rightwired OMFG, your source of information about this is over 30 YEARS OLD?? Basically what you are saying is “no, your bank did not raise your interest rate to %30 after one late payment, you must be mistaken, everyone in America. No, the bank did not actually forclose on your house, read this newspaper from a thirty-three years ago. Oh look, an ad for something called a ‘calculator!’”

  • BarbarianDragon:

    Except that when huge banks hire lobbyists to bend our representatives to their will, we create a climate which allows the banks to get away with whatever they want under an implicit or explicit guarantee by our government that the people are standing by to bail them out. This promotes risk-taking, which, as we know now, nearly brought our economy to its knees. Maybe your thousand dollars is safe, but not: your family’s future, your job, your health insurance, your retirement plans…

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