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Bank of America sings U2's One

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Uploaded by on Nov 8, 2006

So proud of itself for successfully merging with MBNA, Bank of America takes one of the most beautiful U2 songs and changes the lyrics so it's about . . . credit cards. And it's maybe meant to be a joke. But the singer takes himself so seriously, that it's not a joke.

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  • The one thing I hate more than banks is bankers. How can those assholes sleep at night? They contribute nothing to society yet pull disproportional profits from it and exploit third world countries. I honestly don't understand how they can get any job satisfactory, they are all dirty thieving bastards who should be skinned and gutted.

  • I used to be against mercy killing.

    It's possible I was mistaken...

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  • @MrZigZag1980 noone should be skinned and gutted you cannibal lol

  • what a douche

  • duncan trussell

  • duncan trussle

  • "Individualism 101" here on YT, Check it out (for a diametrically opposed worldview)

    Gary Coopers Finest Hour, probably???

    Meanwhile, this corporate whore is (presumably) still giving group- hugs to his benighted subordinates.

    (who can be checked out on "Bank of America Pride)

    ...Lovely !

  • "Do not follow the Multitude to do Evil...."

    Even speaking as an Anti-Theist, I have to say this message resounds somewhat.

  • this is the weirdest shit ever ...

  • Serenade from a soul-less banker!

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