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Re:Banks as Collateral Damage in a Class War by skee8383 on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @10:35AM (#35261680)
They also function in a tribal manner where judeo christians do not, jewish and islamic communities help each other they don't have as many factions and in fighting as christians do. when a muslim or a jew opens a business they hire family and friends and people from their religious community, christians will hire anyone because that's what the christian religion is about, helping people regardless of who they are. it's very noble but in a capitalistic economic system it doesn't give christians any advantage.
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Re:Banks as Collateral Damage in a Class War by skee8383 on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @10:47AM (#35261851)
I never said that. lol. but they probably don't practice it amongst themselves.
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Re:Banks as Collateral Damage in a Class War by snozolli on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @10:48AM (#35261867)
christians will hire anyone because that's what the christian religion is about

I get the feeling you've never lived around Evangelicals or Mormons.

Joining the right church is a long-standing method of business/career networking.

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Re:Banks as Collateral Damage in a Class War by skee8383 on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @11:05AM (#35262171)
only my whole life. evangelicals that is. i don't know much about mormons. but the evangelicals around my era are very multicultural and allow anyone in their church regardless of who they are and they will hire anyone at the businesses they own.
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Re:Banks as Collateral Damage in a Class War by snozolli on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @02:53PM (#35265559)
and they will hire anyone at the businesses they own.

I don't think you realize the business opportunities you're missing out on.

They aren't exclusively hiring their own, but it's human nature to trust those closer to you. I've seen this heavily reflected in the evangelical and Mormon communities, but you'd never know unless you had insight via friends or family.

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