PayPal’s Objectionable Terms Are Back, $2500 Fines for Content They Don’t Like

mgamache wrote: post #4

God I hate to say it, but Bitcoin fixes this (with the Lightning Network). https://lightning.network/ I am not a Maxi, but Jesus what other options are there?

Cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, barter.

Re: PayPal’s Objectionable Terms Are Back, $2500 Fines for Content They Don’t Like

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Post by unwoundmouse » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 5:42 PM UTC

mgamache wrote: post #4

God I hate to say it, but Bitcoin fixes this (with the Lightning Network). https://lightning.network/ I am not a Maxi, but Jesus what other options are there?

zelle v̶e̶n̶m̶o̶ cashapp revolut ach wire ...

and if you're concerned about centralization

ethereum solana cosmos avalanche fantom monero aptos polygon ...

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Post by NDizzle » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 5:44 PM UTC

unwoundmouse wrote: post #6

mgamache wrote: post #4

God I hate to say it, but Bitcoin fixes this (with the Lightning Network). https://lightning.network/ I am not a Maxi, but Jesus what other options are there?

zelle v̶e̶n̶m̶o̶ cashapp revolut ach wire ... and if you're concerned about centralization ethereum solana cosmos avalanche fantom monero aptos polygon ...

Paypal owns Venmo.

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Post by rglover » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 5:44 PM UTC

mgamache wrote: post #4

God I hate to say it, but Bitcoin fixes this (with the Lightning Network). https://lightning.network/ I am not a Maxi, but Jesus what other options are there?

None. Bitcoin is the only way to solve this problem, 100% outright. As long as trusting other humans is a part of the equation, problems of corruption, censorship, etc. will always be a problem.

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Post by sickusername » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 5:45 PM UTC

I like how the headline rightly calls the terms "objectionable," which is exactly the word they use for content they don't like, where they alone get to decide how that term is defined and in what context.

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Post by [deleted] » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 5:45 PM UTC

mgamache wrote: post #4

God I hate to say it, but Bitcoin fixes this (with the Lightning Network). https://lightning.network/ I am not a Maxi, but Jesus what other options are there?

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