Payment Processor Censorship (Visa / Mastercard / Stripe / PayPal etc) - Discuss Payment Processor/Gateways/Banks censoring people in this thread.

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They will not stop until you either praise your prison or you somehow force Trump to sign the Free Access to Banking Act (his wife got debanked although I don't know how much it matters).

Note that unlike Fear and Hunger (last known status) this is actually REMOVED.
 
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Don't forget the electronic appliances in case they "thought" you heard you say a racial slur and would shut down.
Yeah but unlike health insurance, Amazon and payment processors are still in the "Fuck Around" phase, where health insurers most certainly hit the "Find Out" part and got their shit back in order real quick.
 
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They will not stop until you either praise your prison or you somehow force Trump to sign the Free Access to Banking Act (his wife got debanked although I don't know how much it matters).

Note that unlike Fear and Hunger (last known status) this is actually REMOVED.
You vill be deplatformed and debanked for any and all even remotely questionable content and you vill be happy.
 
This is happening at the same time that Ghislaine Maxwell is ratting out her friends in exchange for special treatment. The Rothschild-controlled British are paranoid that all their blackmailed assets will be freed, so they are doing everything in their power to shut down potential avenues of blackmail distribution in advance.
 
Take your meds, payment processors are not lolcows.
I made this thread since there's all of these stories about payment processors or card networks debanking/deplatforming certain people that was split up across a bunch of different Article & News threads.
Much needed topic.. Works a lot better than bumping a few A&N threads about the topic over the events/months.
This is also why since it would be great to have a large informative post that basically goes over the certain types of debanking/deplatforming certain people have been subject to (and also used by Lolcows sometimes). I put this in Lolcow General, because this topic is more of a General idea ("Discussion of topics that are not particular to a single person or encompass a general idea"). This thread also got moved somewhere, but then moved back, I don't know where.
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Yeah but unlike health insurance, Amazon and payment processors are still in the "Fuck Around" phase, where health insurers most certainly hit the "Find Out" part and got their shit back in order real quick.
Japan might kick off the find out phase by kicking Visa out of the country entirely.
 
Don't you just love "private" corporations deciding what you are and aren't allowed to purchase, essentially making themselves a second government that has no accountability and no obligation to follow their own rules? We really do live in a cyberpunk dystopia without any of the cool shit. I want my robot arms and a dragon president god dammit.
Yet instead we got all the shitty corporate slop art like the ones you see on the Google search engines, they can't even do corporate dystopias right.
I think we are far past that point. It's already corporatism.(the new kind, where governments are in bed with corporations)
You don't have free market, at the point where not only you can't compete with them, but you can't even open your own company in certain sectors.
Try to open a bank, a pharmaceutic company, a factory that produces military equipment or simple weaponry. See how far will you get.
What's worse is that people like Mark Zuckerborg and Bezos would do everything they can to keep young people like them from becoming the next big thing.

They would deny people in the future the same trajectories that they had in building their companies because they don't want anyone else starting up a new corporation to usurp them.
It's not capitalism anymore, it's something else.

I don't know what to call it, or what possible new name for it.

Maybe the closest thing to call this type of politico-economic model we're in is Neo-feudalism.
 
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They will not stop until you either praise your prison or you somehow force Trump to sign the Free Access to Banking Act (his wife got debanked although I don't know how much it matters).

Note that unlike Fear and Hunger (last known status) this is actually REMOVED.
Mouthwashing is a tame as fuck psychological horror game. If that’s fitting the list of “things not to be allowed”, then basically 99% of all horror media is fit to be censored as well.
 
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They will not stop until you either praise your prison or you somehow force Trump to sign the Free Access to Banking Act (his wife got debanked although I don't know how much it matters).

Note that unlike Fear and Hunger (last known status) this is actually REMOVED.
This is probably their most high profile target yet. "Loligooner trooning rape dungeon simulator 9000" and all the other sex games are stuff nobody has played or care about, but this one is their most prominent hit so far. Imagine if they go after Five Nights at Freddy's next 😬
 
The wide stretch of the different beliefs and viewpoints of the people being debanked should be highlighted to show the simple fact that they will come for you. Don’t fool yourself into thinking that it’s just going to be people you don’t like.
Mouthwashing is a tame as fuck psychological horror game. If that’s fitting the list of “things not to be allowed”, then basically 99% of all horror media is fit to be censored as well.
Welcome to the second coming of the Dark Ages. This is what you get when 10 to 20 generations in a row are brainwashed into thinking some sort of sole moral, intellectual and philosophical authority can decide the way you think and live. There is a reason why they seldomly directly go out of their way to mess with Japan or China because historically they can't even turn them into Christian hellholes. Obviously this is happening in the Internet and not the real world so it impacts on a global scale, but it's very clear why they are targeting Western Countries first -- the generational brainwashing since the Medieval Era WORKS.

This is probably their most high profile target yet. "Loligooner trooning rape dungeon simulator 9000" and all the other sex games are stuff nobody has played or care about, but this one is their most prominent hits so far. Imagine if they go after Five Nights at Freddy's next
They've already shadowbanned Fear and Hunger and it will get worse. They will keep continuing until we're following the Ten Commandments on the Internet or if Trump signs the Free Access to Banking Act (that he has plenty of incentives to pass).
 
Imagine if they go after Five Nights at Freddy's next 😬
I mean…
  • Depicts the voice of an actual child in the 2nd game saying “hello” and “hi”.
  • Story is centered around dead children being stuffed into animatronics.
  • Toy Chica’s design.
  • FNAF 5 depicts a man hanging from a noose in the background of one of the settings.
I wouldn't put it past them.
 
I mean…
  • Depicts the voice of an actual child in the 2nd game saying “hello” and “hi”.
  • Story is centered around dead children being stuffed into animatronics.
  • Toy Chica’s design.
  • FNAF 5 depicts a man hanging from a noose in the background of one of the settings.
I wouldn't put it past them.
It would be an absolute Holocaust if that gets booted out. The solution to the payment processor censorship question (by making them a utility and making it illegal to censor someone by revoking their access) must be implemented.
 
I would actually like to hear libertarians explain away this one.
I'll give it a shot.

The payment processors are propped up by the government giving companies additional powers they do not/should not hold (Patriot Act deputizing payment processors, as Null pointed out in his big post about this topic)

Regulation via government means that it is impossible for myself or another private citizen to even try to begin to create a new payment processing organization or company, regulation ensures this is prohibitive in cost and not a worthwhile investment (If a billionaire could start their own Visa or Mastercard, don't you think they would do so?)

Cryptocurrencies were/are the solution to this, because the idea was that you would no longer have to rely on these processors and you can engage in payment via crypto in order to make the transaction both peer-to-peer (not subject to scrutiny) and non-taxable. Obviously this would not stand, because all governments/states want to control what you are able to buy, and they want their cut. More and more crypto regulations are being rolled out, and sites where crypto was popularized for buying real goods (Silkroad) have been seized.

The Libertarian perspective is that Visa/Mastercard is propped up by the state and no one is allowed to compete with them. This is not a Free market, because the government will continue to work on their behalf, because Visa/Mastercard will intervene on the behalf of the state, and their duopoly only secure because of this.

The ideal would either be to dismantle this and deregulate the industry, allowing there to be hundreds of payment processor who compete with each other, or the further proliferation of cryptocurrencies and utilizing them for day to day transactions.
 
It's evil like this that made me realize that my libertarian views were retarded.
Corporations that become big enough inevitably become extensions of the government, anyone in 2025 who doesn't realize this and still do the ancap larping should be considered clinically retarded.
Cryptocurrencies were/are the solution to this, because the idea was that you would no longer have to rely on these processors and you can engage in payment via crypto in order to make the transaction both peer-to-peer (not subject to scrutiny) and non-taxable. Obviously this would not stand, because all governments/states want to control what you are able to buy, and they want their cut. More and more crypto regulations are being rolled out, and sites where crypto was popularized for buying real goods (Silkroad) have been seized.
This would only work if most normies at large would be willing to switch to crypto.

But sadly people don't always do what they idealistically should do.
 
This would only work if most normies at large would be willing to switch to crypto.

But sadly people don't always do what they idealistically should do.
I agree somewhat, but also when you see that in the last decade, there are now more than 30,000 cryptocurrency ATMs across the US, it gets a little easier to digest. It is spreading, it's just in a precarious position where normies are treating it like a stock market. The coin is worth what we are willing to pay for it, but the primary purpose of crypto was as a decentralized currency in the first place. The volatility in the market is really only due to people trying to pump and dump coins.
 
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