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Only clowns I support are The Shriners. Maybe he will join the ICP so he can start clowning officially.
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Amber wasnt all that
Been coming in here waiting to see the first person to make excuses for this dude
trynafeelmink you make alot of great socioeconomic and societal points. On the opposite side (the banking side), they are essentially too big to fail as we all know. Most national or worldwide banking institutions are knowing harboring BILLIONS & BILLIONS of currency laundered thru the illegal sale of guns, drugs, terrorism, and ultimately APY and interest and they choose to look the other way. Also as we know, America and American corporations do not want to see black people succeed especially a black man obtaining his power and authority naturally thru hard work dedication and button pushing
I get that Kanye is pissing everyone off and it's hard for anyone to feel "sorry" for his situation because it's self inflicted, cool.
But seeing people try & justify this as normal business just because it's happening to Kanye has been mind blowing. We are watching an institution that harbors money for murderers, rapist, corrupt politicians, traffickers & legit the worst of the worst severing ties with a billionaire based off one comment. Yet these same people will go on saying cancel culture isn't a real thing & it's all made up. This is a WILD precedent to starting
and yet it's not gonna be challenged or discussed in mainstream media, because he said something about Jewish people & because it's Kanye. but if we took those two things out of the equation i think everyone would be equally perplexed about the banks action.
Its already been priven his account was closed before he made those comments because he was talking **** about Chase and threatening to close his account anyway. Just another example of your hero being his own worst enemy.
But the bank’s move was unrelated to West’s recent caustic remarks; a source close to the situation tells The Daily Beast that the letter was sent on Sept. 20, weeks before his antisemitic tweet and his fashion show.
The source added that the letter was actually sent in response to West's interview with CNBC last month, in which he announced his intention to stop banking with JPMorgan while also railing against his corporate partnerships with Gap and Adidas.
“I’m moving my money over from JPMorgan over to Bank of America, possibly, because I go and move $140 million over to JPMorgan and [CEO] Jamie Dimon never calls me,” West said at the time. “I find out Jing Ulrich is one of the heads of the board at Adidas and one of the heads of the board at JPMorgan, and they already treat me a certain way at Adidas. It doesn’t matter how much money you move over there.”
JPMorgan Actually Cut Ties With Kanye Before His Antisemitic Tweets
Rich Fury/VF20/Getty ImagesContrary to what Candace Owens has insinuated, JPMorgan ended its banking relationship with Kanye West last month, weeks before the rapper and fashion designer lost access to his social media accounts over an antisemitic tweet.On Wednesday, Owens posted a photo of a...www.yahoo.com
The Epstein comparison is just lazy.
I know it's Kanye & all but does nobody see the Hilarity in JP MORGAN cutting ties with Kanye west over some **** he said??
Think about all the predatory **** the bank has done to society as a whole, think about the billionaires who's money they are holding & the myriad of sick **** they have done..... and compare that to Kanye making a remark about Jewish people & getting banned
**** is comical at this point, then when you point out dem people have a wild amount of power in this country your labeled as hateful
And this is a perfect example how easy the far right gets people to embrace their inner distrust and hatred based on a false narrative.
Turns out they sent him that letter last month before any of the recent comments