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Like we needed more reasons to not deal with BoA.
And I think McMillan should've stuck with allowing his customers to use BoA. If the best revenge is living well, then they can see what kind of money passes through there.
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Can they legally do that?
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They did it. I don't bank with them. Strictly bank with a local credit union.
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It's a privately owned business, they can do what they want..
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Private or not, they'd get in deep for refusing business based on race or religion. I don't see this as any different.
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And BoA has kinda/sorta denied it. http://www.snopes.com/politics/guns/bankofamerica.asp
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First off, you can change your religion. Whoever told you otherwise lied.
Secondly, Wal-Mart can't throw me out of the store based on my political stances. Les Schwab can't refuse to fix my tire based on my political stances. I fail to see how BoA is some kind of an exception here.
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