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"It's a little difficult to have sympathy for the bean counters when second-quarter profits were over $6 billion. And it's hard when the profits for the consumer banking was over $833 million. It's hard to cry poor when you’re making those profits over a three-month period," radio talk show host Amos Brown said Friday.

Well, let's not be envious, that doesn't look good on anyone. Did Mr. Brown think that maybe part of the reason these businesses are doing so well is that, well, they make good business decisions? Like:

Chase told RTV6 that both branches had low volume and would be consolidated with the branch at 28 N. Meridian St.

Imagine that! Chase, and other businesses, are not in business to make your life easier. They are not in business to make a social statement. In broad strokes, businesses provide products and/or services. If a location isn't selling enough product or services to cover the overhead of maintaining that site, it is just good business to cut your losses.

This may come as a shock to the likes of Jesse, Al, and libtards everywhere but sometimes, people do and say things, make decisions...and it has absolutely nothing to do with race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. Gasp! Heresy! See, to a liberal, every one and every thing is labeled - the ultimate racism/genderism/sexism/ and many other -isms.