I want to go back to a world where irresponsible and corrupt banks crashed and went out of business.
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When was that?
Great when was this?
Why limit at banks? Only Jesus can save us.
Before the Federal Reserve it happened all the time. It’s even why they argue “tHe GoLd sTAnDaRd wAS sCary.”
I was about to say the same. UK banks were bailed out last time. Too big to fail.
We were never part of that world. And the previous generation was likely not part of that world either. It’s wild to think of how long things have been broken this way.
True story
Was that a thing? Been so long I can’t really remember.
The fact that we now celebrate keeping insolvent institutions on life support as “financial stability” is the greatest propaganda victory banks ever achieved. Let them burn.
We need to chop of banker hands when they clip coins (print) again tbh
I'd rather go forward to a world without banks. 😉
I must’ve been playing hooky the day they taught that in my senior economics class.
Although the fact that they don't, and get bailed out must raise eyebrows with regular people who begin to question why. If it leads to people finding an escape and empowering self sovereign individuals- its a positive side effect.
In Switzerland 🇨🇭 the bail out of credit suisse bank cost EACH taxpayer around 46'000 CHF. That without any option for a referendum.
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/swiss-authorities-analyse-court-decision-credit-suisse-bond-write-off-2025-10-14/
now we have core for that
We're going to have plenty of that for the next 17-18 years.
I don't write the rules.
In my world ima @npub1kqjf...aq6c @npub1xuc6...63ku AND WE WILL continue holding one percent accountable… with love me forage and peace ☮️
or... hear me out... 
There is a more fun option
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Yes! The free market is supposed to be an error correcting mechanism.
Preach. That’s how capitalism should work. 👏
what about to the world where people stood up and fought the overlords when they stepped over the line?
>>irresponsible and corrupt banks
so all of them?