What is Banker?
The term "Banker", which comes from the words "Gangster" and "Banker", is a derogatory term applied to a banker or a financial expert. The term has strongly negative connotations and was created on the right wing of American politics. Others, however, accepted this term and many different groups are likely to use it, each of which is sucked in a somewhat different meaning.
The term was used in the 30s and 40s of the 20th century with two different meanings. The popular press often stuck with the brand "Banker" on a banker who felt like a corrupt or greedy. The low respect at which financial experts took place after the accident and the onset of great depression, gave the press a lot of reasons to attack them. The prevalence of organized crime during the ban also played the role.
members of the Austrian Economic School also had this term. Murray N. Rothbard used the word "Banster" as a slur against bankers and supporters of the American Federal Reserve.Rothbard and many other members of the Austrian school decided that the federal rustThe red system is something between fraud and conspiracy, and that those who supported it were gangsters and bankers.
Some members of the right with strongly anti -Semitic views called bankers of the banker. In these cases, this term has a racial connotation, which he generally lacks on the right or left side. This use persists, even if it is limited to the political edges.
This universal word portmanteau continued to be popular. Members of political law in America, especially modern libertarians. Many libertarians have inherited Rothbard's mistrust of the Federal Reserve System and still calls his supporters Banksters.
Libertarians were also extremely dissatisfied with the course of the financial rescue plans established to solve the 2008 alcove. For the most part, they felt that these plans were also unethical. This led to the use of the "Bantern" epithet in describing recipients and architects of rescue plans.
In 2011, and on the left, it continues to use this word as a label for greedy bankers or financial initiates who seem to be profitable. They use this term more generally than libertarian law. The members of the US left are able to use it on the Hedge Funds of Wall Street, unscrupulous mortgage brokers or corporate CEOs in terms of real bankers. This type of banker can also be political initiated or named with dubious ties to the world of finance.