PayPal banns Bitchute
I'm really curious how this is even legal or constitutional. Denying a business service due to POTENTIAL ideology of its customers sounds an awful lot like persecution to me. What if PayPal suddenly decides it doesn't like something that Muslims say or do, or they don't like something a Jewish user once said on a platform that uses PayPal? Will they deny access based on religion? What if they decide that Asians are disagreeable or gays are getting too vocal? Will they no longer be welcome? The answer is an emphatic YES. What PayPal is in the process of doing is putting up a digital version of the "No Jews, No Fags, No N!ggers" signs from the pre-civil rights era. It's disgusting, it's fascist, and it must stop.
There is no such thing as hate speech. Silencing voices only makes them stronger. It does not change hearts or minds - it only ensures that you will no longer have the chance to do so.
