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The point of my argument is that it is not ideological. Evidence of people being shown the door by their bank is widespread for topics not ideological. What do
by Take8435 2y ago
The point of my argument is that it is not ideological. Evidence of people being shown the door by their bank is widespread for topics not ideological.
What do you say in those cases? Because that's my argument.
- coldtea 2y agoThe problem is that increasingly those cases ARE ideological or political / partisan - even openly admitted as such. Dismissing it with "There's instances of it banks refusing service to folks who did nothing wrong. It happens. Either things get fixed or people part ways" implies it's just some random wrong decisions by individuals.