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wow is that article a lot of nothing
tl;dr: Sparkasse as a state bank has to take every customer to provide basic banking services, especially for people (like extremist parties) who are rejected by every other bank
Yeah, it would be fucked up if a legal party could be shut down because all banks refuse to do business with them. The real isssue here is that the German executive refuses to let the courts make far right parties illegal. Freie Sachsen probably should be illegal, but that’s not for banks to decide.
Gross. I can’t believe they’re forced to have a customer that wants to at least deport the staff.
I disagree. That’s the foundation of a democracy: as long as you’re not doing something illegal you should be able to … Well … exist.
The bank in question is a state owned one - they simply aren’t allowed to do a second layer legal system.
Now that this organization is legal is the big fuckup, but that’s not the banks fault.
I agree with you. I think the root of the issue is that a group like that could get this far.
Paywall? Paywall!
Well, that’s why I added the archive link :P
whoops, sorry, for some reason I didn’t see it on Desktop :/
