Mercenaries Employed By Bank of America
So today I went to deposit a check at Bank of America. They had a man there carrying a gun. He is employed to guard and defend the bank. He is paid to kill if necesarry. He has no loyality to the cause, only the money. Apparently he has worked for multiple banks. I have asked how much he makes and he simply stated "more than a city police officer". How can this happen ? Right here in America ? Profiting off crime and death !!!
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quote:Originally posted by newtgingrich
So today I went to deposit a check at Bank of America. They had a man there carrying a gun. He is employed to guard and defend the bank. He is paid to kill if necesarry. He has no loyality to the cause, only the money. Apparently he has worked for multiple banks. I have asked how much he makes and he simply stated "more than a city police officer". How can this happen ? Right here in America ? Profiting off crime and death !!!
What "cause"?
Sounds like he performs a service for a fee, we call that a job.0 -
What the hell are you doing in the B of A anyway? Are you not aware that the Gun Broker gang has discovered that Bank of America is giving credit cards to illegal aliens? Get you money out of there pronto and never go back because there is supposed to be a Gun Broker boycott in place.
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Oh, for cryin' out loud! Lots of banks hire private security guards. If they do, that's their business. It's free enterprise.
If he makes "more than a city police officer," which I SERIOUSLY doubt, then either he has a plum job, or the city cops where you live don't make much. "Mercenary?" I don't know anyone who would accept a security guard job to benefit a "cause." Most people who provide services do so because someone is willing to pay them for those services.
"Paid to kill if necessary?" A semi-truth. He is paid to stand guard. Should a robbery occur, he may have to use deadly force to defend himself, the bank employees, and customers.
It is hardly "profiting from crime and death."
If the sight of an armed guard at your bank offends you, go to the bank across the street.0 -
quote:Originally posted by newtgingrich
So today I went to deposit a check at Bank of America. They had a man there carrying a gun. He is employed to guard and defend the bank. He is paid to kill if necesarry. He has no loyality to the cause, only the money. Apparently he has worked for multiple banks. I have asked how much he makes and he simply stated "more than a city police officer". How can this happen ? Right here in America ? Profiting off crime and death !!!
I have a feeling he is making a point about the contractors in Iraq being called mercenaries by many on this board, just for providing a service. Just like the security guard in the bank. Very well done!0 -
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...And just what "cause" is he susposed to be "loyal" to???? DUH!...[:D]
ZULU YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT THE LIZARD!0 -
pc800...no he's not, it's just his elevator dont go to the top floor...[;)] 0 -
quote:I have a feeling he is making a point about the contractors in Iraq being called mercenaries by many on this board, just for providing a service. Just like the security guard in the bank. Not exactly - the security guard doesn't shoot the locals up for $#!ts and grins and get away with it because no one has jurisdiction over him. 0 -
Did I ever tell you all that I love pancakes!!!! 0 -
I'd pay a dollar to see that.
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quote:Originally posted by nunn
Oh, for cryin' out loud! Lots of banks hire private security guards. If they do, that's their business. It's free enterprise.
If he makes "more than a city police officer," which I SERIOUSLY doubt, then either he has a plum job, or the city cops where you live don't make much. "Mercenary?" I don't know anyone who would accept a security guard job to benefit a "cause." Most people who provide services do so because someone is willing to pay them for those services.
"Paid to kill if necessary?" A semi-truth. He is paid to stand guard. Should a robbery occur, he may have to use deadly force to defend himself, the bank employees, and customers.
It is hardly "profiting from crime and death."
If the sight of an armed guard at your bank offends you, go to the bank across the street.
you are right. my point exactly0 -
"clone threads" are not common here at GB.
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I understand that Diane Feinstein or her husband has interest in Bank of America. California is a community property state so Diane Feinstein has a interest in Bank of America even if it is her husbands property. It is interesting that since Diane Feinstein is rabid anti gun that she would have the use of firearms to protect property while she is trying hard to deny the same RIGHT to us to protect our lives and family. Also since she already had that incident of her body guard losing his Uzi (and I mean full auto) in a Mission Valley parking lot some years ago I hope this employee isn't so careless. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
I'd pay a dollar to see that.
Doug
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