The bank continues to provide financing to firearms manufacturers.
https://www.breitbart.com/big-gover...s-40-million-in-credit-to-ruger-firearms/amp/
https://www.breitbart.com/big-gover...s-40-million-in-credit-to-ruger-firearms/amp/
Wells Fargo extends $40 million loc to Ruger
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It's almost like large corporations being run soulless pieces of crap care more about that bottom line than their own "integrity".
Ikarus1
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Dont quite understand this. Wells is EXTENDING financing to Ruger. IE: the opposite of Operation Chokepoint
My point exactly. They wanted to cut funding to Ruger because they cared so much about "gun violence", turns out they only really care about business and their word means exactly nothing.
Ikarus1
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When did Wells want to cut funding exactly?
The article "Wells Fargo’s refusal to place new restrictions on gun manufacturers came shortly after Citigroup and Bank of America caved to the gun control push."
I though Wells Fargo was one of the banking companies that wanted to get in on the gun grabbing bandwagon. Am I mistaken?
Wells Fargo has had enough bad press the last few years. They probably wisely decided they need all the business they can get. Gotta love pirates, you always know their motivations.
Ikarus1
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Nope. I work there. Never have i seen a push to comply with operation chokepoint.
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I seem to remember that Operation Chokepoint was pretty much a blackmail scheme on the banks, perpetrated by the NObama administration.
Are you at the one in downtown?
Ikarus1
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No but I was. Wells has about 30K employees in CLT
Ikarus1
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Capital One.
Well there is the one problem of the Wells Fargo 30-30 commemorative
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Ah, just wondering. Had a very close friend I lost track of and was wondering if he was still there.