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Not at all but I've had no faith this banking system for years. Bring back the gold standard. 

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No. It goes to show that the biggest banks still pose risks to our financial system, less than 4 years after our financial crisis in fall of 2008. After the Glass-Steagall act of 1935 was overturned in 1999 by Democrats and Republicans, it led to our financial crisis in 2008.

Banking is a faithless business that pretends to be faithful. It is a lie about lies. Banks issue paper shackles and their vaults are filled with dead men’s bones…..how appealing the ways of dying a pauper…rich in empty promises and the dust of abandoned dreams.    

Banking is a faithless business that pretends to be faithful. It is a lie about lies. Banks issue paper shackles and their vaults are filled with dead men’s bones…..how appealing the ways of dying a pauper…rich in empty promises and the dust of abandoned dreams.