Re: AUT: Anti-bank ideology/middle class thinking

[miyachi <miyachi9@xxxxxxxxxx>]

on 2002.02.23 08:37 PM, Michael Handelman at mhandelman1@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Has anyone noticed there's a type of what can be
> called "anti-bank" ideology that surrounds a lot of
> middle class thinking?
>
> It's hard for me to actually explain what this
> anti-bank ideology actually is: It might be best to
> describe it as an ideology where certain industries
> (or certain companies) are anthropomorphized and seen
> as acting "immorally".....
>
> It permeates all ends of the middle-class political
> spectrum: from the far-Right (nazis: "the big banks
> are owned by the Jews") to the "Left" ("No Logo" is an
> articulation of an "anti-bank" ideology or the
> Progressive Movement is another)
>
> I think this anti-bank ideology can easily move from a
> "left-wing" to a "right-wing" version (for example,
> Williams Jennings Bryant).
>
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MIYACHI TATSUO
Psychiatric Department
KOMAKI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
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Anti-bank ideology spread worldwide within big borrower such as GM,
Microsoft, and smaller borrowers. But on the other side, for example, in
Bangladesh, local banking aimed to support women's life, not aimed to create
interest-bearing capital, or in Mondragon, using LET, local exchanges are
integrated into local banking. These banking is not anti-bank, rather
elements of international social movements to destroy civil society.



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