de-banking gun owners

Big banks' war on

the 2nd amendment

How the left is using Wall Street to undercut the right to keep and bear arms

The left's insidious agenda to undermine Second Amendment rights has taken a new, covert form: using banks to curtail gun ownership. Big banks are now cutting off access to firearms, including at the manufacturing level, at the retail level, are the consumer purchase point, and by attacking gun owner associations. This is a blatant assault on Americans' constitutional liberties that must be resisted.

These Banks are cracking down on gun owners:

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Bank of America
2
Goldman Sachs
3
Wells Fargo
4
Citigroup
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JPMorgan Chase
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Capital One
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Amalgamated Bank

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    What You Need to Know

    April 12, 2024

    Bank of America

    One of the most prominent and problematic offenders in the anti-second amendment movement on Wall Street is the Bank of America (BOA). BOA has accumulated a long history of using its heft to attack the law-abiding citizens owning firearms and…
    April 12, 2024

    Goldman Sachs

    Goldman Sachs is another Wall Street company that believes the reputational risk of their companies revolves around what the editorial pages of the New York Times and Washington Post says rather than the concerns of average American consumers. In 2018…
    April 12, 2024

    Wells Fargo

    Wells Fargo had had a long relationship with the firearms manufacturer Strum, Ruger & Co providing them a $40 million line of credit for their business operations. This had been part of financing Wells Fargo had provided for gun manufacturers…
    April 12, 2024

    Citigroup

    Not to be outdone by their competitors in the financial services space, Citigroup jumped on the bandwagon of leftwing gun control measures pioneered by states like New York, California, and Illinois, measures that do nothing to control crime but rather…
    April 12, 2024

    JPMorgan Chase

    Like many of its colleagues JP Morgan Chase was at the vanguard of cutting off access to capital for the firearms industry.[1] "Another major U.S. bank has cut its exposure to the firearms industry, but a top rival is sticking…
    April 12, 2024

    Capital One

    Capital One also used its dominance and prominent position in the consumer credit market to shut out firearms companies it did not like. A company legally selling suppressors, a vital hearing protection device for many firearms, quickly discovered it could…
    April 12, 2024

    Amalgamated Bank

    In what has to be one of the most creative approaches to naming, shaming, and bankrupting firearms related businesses, the labor union affiliated Amalgamated Bank attempted to deputize the international community into creating a database of all gun companies, by…