Me to, I have a scores 740 being higher.

Are you insinuating due to disqualified people getting loans? This law suit is regarding people whom were absolutely qualified however, something I see you're not too intelligent to comprehend.

@Spademaster Being smug and insulting reveals much about you. Racial shakedowns are in vogue now. We'll just see how this plays out.

@spademaster Remind me WHY banks were providing loans to disqualified applicants.

@@trickydicky2908 I understand your frustration, but let's keep the conversation focused on the facts at hand. Racial discrimination in lending is a serious issue that needs to be addressed, regardless of personal opinions. The lawsuit against Navy Federal Credit Union is based on evidence of discriminatory practices, not just a trend or "vogue." Dismissing it as a "racial shakedown" undermines the real experiences of those affected by such discrimination. Instead of deflecting or downplaying the issue, let's acknowledge the importance of fair and equitable treatment for all individuals seeking financial services, something you're not too bright to comprehend.

@@trickydicky2908 Remind why banks provided to disqualified people? Are you really that slow? It's evident that you're trying to deflect from the real issue at hand by making baseless assumptions and resorting to racially charged rhetoric. The collapse of banks during the financial crisis was a multifaceted issue, driven by a variety of factors such as risky lending practices, inadequate regulation, and complex financial instruments. It's misleading and irresponsible to attribute the entire crisis to loans provided to "disqualified applicants." The current lawsuit against Navy Federal Credit Union pertains to racial discrimination against qualified individuals, which is a serious matter that deserves genuine attention and accountability. If you were intelligent, you would be focusing on addressing the systemic issues of discrimination rather than perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

The point is.. that it shouldn’t be like that; especially for something not service related.

You don't know whats the deal with these people Mr know it all

Denying a majority of Black applicates is not displaying higher standards.

They actually don't

Man please...You know it's racist stuff going on here

Stay silent

RACISM to the core Your whete community with no money is not treated this way

they have bigots too

Don't!!

Right. I Was thinking the same thing, I been a faithful member since 1998

Me too

That does not make it right, it's unlawful to be denied credit!

@@timothyfowler8349 It is not unlawful to be denied a loan. I have been denied loans at one institution and granted at others. Thats not illegal.You can be offered multiple owns at various interest rates and terms or denied.

Fordham University is a school.

No clue. I cant even get an attorney to return a message or call, not even once.

You have no idea how others feel or should feel so my advice to you is to stay silent

LIFE

Maybe to you, you can't be bothered how these people are feeling, they probably was good to you. Thats therd opinion how they are feeling., I bank with Navy Federal as well have been with them since 1998,can't get a loan, I have a score of 760. pay all my bills on time

Whenever I have been denied a loan and gotten it from someone else. I just assumed the one bank evaluated the risk differently and decided to do business with me. Sometimes I even go to multiple banks and get competing offers and choose the best one. I have always thought that banks provide loans in their best interest and that I should choose the situation thats best for me.

@@gunguru7020 the problem is… we know we qualified. Score and money. You go to other banks to shop around for best rates.

Loyal honest Black man

I bet you can explain slavery and racism can't you I am white and I don't enjoy talking to close mind whete people

Because they are human??? That being discriminated against hurts!?

@@spadesmaster2153 Dude letting his wife speak for him and her crying. Soft.

Because they are emotionally immature

@@deliamartinez825 It's deeply disappointing to witness such callous disregard for the genuine pain and suffering experienced by victims of discrimination. Dismissing their emotions as 'emotionally immature' not only lacks empathy but also perpetuates the very attitudes that contribute to systemic injustice. It takes courage to confront discrimination and speak out against it, and those shedding tears are not demonstrating immaturity but rather the human response to injustice and oppression. Instead of belittling their emotions, strive to understand and support those who are fighting for equality and justice for all, something you'd already be doing if you really were intelligent.

@@spadesmaster2153 How are you fighting for injustices? Since you have a judgement about us and are clearly fighting for everyone's equality, I would love to hear of your efforts and potentially support them. However, if you "support and efforts" are limited to comments and criticisms than you should go have a good cry as well.

Really

Race still exists dont try they color blind bull. The Tower of Babble solidified the idea of what we call race. It ensured we as humans would develop in microcosms.