Pro-Gay Credit Union Approved to Open in Michigan, Will Issue Loans to Assist Transgender Surgeries
Shane Trejo
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The LGBT movement is expected to open a bank in Michigan, as Superbia Credit Union has been approved to offer services catering to that specific community.
“I can walk into a bank or credit union and apply for a loan or credit card or savings accounts and frankly, no problem,” said Myles Meyers, founder of Superbia Services Inc.
“If I walked in to the same institution with my husband, we can come across different responses and welcome. And this is where it all starts to change for the community,” he added.
Although Superbia was founded in New York, the pro-gay credit union has been approved to open in the state of Michigan. They intend to give loans to individuals who would not necessarily be approved by normal banks, such as transgender folks who are in the process of getting their genitals mutilated as apart of their transition.
Bloomberg reports that there could be a potentially lucrative market for financial services within the LGBT community:
Large swaths of corporate America now advertise their support for LGBT rights, and hundreds of companies have signed on to support federal and state laws to give equal protection to the community. A majority of Americans say they support gay marriage.
But it’s still legal to discriminate against LGBT consumers in most U.S. states, and research shows that gay couples face hurdles in banking regardless of geography. Same-sex couples are less likely to be approved for a loan, for example, and when they are, they pay more for the financing.
There’s a financial incentive to target LGBT customers more directly when offering banking services. The combined buying power of the U.S. lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adult population was estimated at $987 billion in a 2017 projection by Witeck Communications.
With the charter in place, Superbia will form a board and begin hiring executives. In addition to the credit union, Superbia Services plans to expand into products such as insurance, health care and wealth management specifically designed for LGBT customers, Meyers said.
There may be a growing constituency for these services, as LGBT activists now regularly prey on children in places such as schoolhouses, libraries and churches. They are grooming a new generation into their perverse and depraved lifestyle.
One legislator who may be particularly thrilled with this news is Rep. Justin Amash (I-MI), the rapidly anti-Trump Congressman once voted to fund elective surgeries for transgender personnel in the military with U.S. taxpayer dollars.
“Those who serve in our Armed Forces deserve the best medical care,” Amash wrote after making his vote to fund transgender surgeries with taxpayer funds.
“One question we must ask and answer, with the aid of the medical community, is which treatments are medically necessary and which are simply elective. With respect to transgender persons, we should focus on the best science, not the political or philosophical opinions of partisans,” he added.
If this credit union is successful in the marketplace, Amash would have to figure out a new way to virtue signal to his new extreme leftist base other than voting for tranny subsidies.
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