I'm not speaking at an individual level but at a collective level. The society has no choice to have 100% of its money supply to be debt.
No choice = slavery
Nothing less, nothing more.
But unless you admit this to yourself you will never understand that this is a real problem.
Not 100 % of the money supply is from the debt, but whatever... It's almost true.
You have no choice to die some day, do you consider yourself a slave? What do you want to do against that? Nothing. It's just fine. You can't control everything...
Please state explicitly what you dislike about it....
That the bank is making money by lending money? They are working like everyone, xx hours per week, and got the same salary as engineer, or other people. The richest man in the world is selling computer softwares (Bill Gates), and there is only 1 guy from the finance in the top 20. Yes, the bank are making money, just like every other company. And they creates thousands of jobs.
If all the richest men in the world were bankers, I would agree with you, but it's not the case.
Not to mention that oil company have 10 - 20 - 30 times the bank's benefits. And the benefit made from the bank are shared to all the shareholders: feel free to invest if you want.
If you could not invest in the bank, and get paid with their benefits, I would understand the problem, but it's just like every other private company... And I think that the banks are not the worst "ethical" companies ever. They do not employ children in China to creates their products. You say that it is wrong because the video say so, but really?
Let me give a final example:
Private companies are exploiting water's source and you
have to buy water from them. You need to drink water if you want to survive.
Would you consider a slave from them? Would you think that it is a problem? They are making money out of the water you have to drink
Like banks, they have costs, and revenues, and they can make more money than the banks.
The facts that the benefits from the banks are shared to the shareholders who invested, and not to the government, ie everyone, is your problem? Common. And why the billion of benefits generated from the sell of water are not shared to everyone aswell?