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STOP PAYMENT

A few hours ago BitChute received a notice that our PayPal account has been permanently limited, with immediate effect, and that we will no longer be able to accept or send payments.

Up until today PayPal had been our main source of revenue.

From commenters,

We need to seriously do something about this. PayPal stops payment and seeks to censor anyone that’s a threat to the establishment. Bitchute threatens YouTube, stop payment. Gab threatens Twitter, stop payment. Free speech threatens globalism, stop payment.

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We are being shoved out of the market. There will be no other options to partake within the market. We have to create our own, there is no other way… other than them repenting. [fat chance] I am wholly dependent on paypal to pay my stock deliverers for repairs.. other options immediately drive the prices up 8 fold.

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Lots of alternative payment processors.
But the underlying problem is that if alternative payment processors allow payments to dissident sites that are on the list, then MasterCard/ Visa will threaten to cut them off/ shut them down.

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When is someone with Center to Right convictions going to open a Bank, Credit card, or online payment process, they would capture 50% of the market in one week!

Paging Palmer Luckey

Paypal’s CEO Dan Schulman – fan of the LGBT movement – one of the Silicon Valley heavy players – he’s right in the wank circle. I’m getting fed up with watching this, when will POTUS step in and disband big-tech?

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(((red diaper baby)))
wiki:

Schulman once told The NYT, “I was born with social activism in my DNA. My grandfather was a union organizer in the garment district in New York City. My mother took me to a civil rights demonstration in Washington in my stroller.”

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Liberals don’t need to be elected to office 2 put the squeeze on us, they get thier monopolies to censor us, time to switch services to an up-and-comer

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Politics is downstream from culture. The reason politicians get away with so much crap is because we don’t have a cultural consensus that this crap is wrong.

BINGO. Diversity + Proximity = Nonconsensual Culture

Sue Paypal for harm to your business, a tort.

Conservatives had better get acquainted with retaliatory lawfare, because leftoids have been battering them with it for decades.

They can’t beat the competition so they’re doing everything to shut them down (same as Gab). They know they can’t debate the ideas (and win)…so they need to shut everyone down.
You can bet that social media platforms will be regulated soon enough.

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Shouldn’t PayPal be under banking rules? They do nearly everything a bank does. You can save money there, withdraw money, deposit money, transfer money, they even issue credit cards. Sounds like a bank to me and it sounds like a bank denying service based on a client’s political views.

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But PayPal still processes payments for the domestic terrorism organization known as Antifa…

Oh and ISIS too…

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Money in, money out should be anonymous to paypal. Why they would treat a particular vendor different from any other is insane. Its an exchange service built to process dollars not political ideology. What kind of business works against their own model? This really should have serious legal and Federal law investigations against paypal. Something is wrong here.

What kind of business works against their own model? The kind of (((business))) that prefers mind control over profit.

PayPal are scumbags.

All that needs to be said.

“Stop Payment” is the gun that leftoids shoot before they reach for real guns.

Reminder: This is a shitlib gun:

PS Here is a list of money transfer service alternatives to GayPal.

108 Responses to “STOP PAYMENT”

  1. Sentient says:

    180 day float to them for you to get your own money back….

    Oi vey

    Liked by 4 people

    • Bucky says:

      Step 1: allow bad thought people to create an account and grow funding in said account
      Step 2: Close bad thought people’s account, invest bad people’s money into something that turns a profit
      Step 3: Launder/invest profits made off of bad thought people’s money in good thought people’s 401c
      Step 4: Good thought people go off to do good work using money made off of bad thought people
      Step 5: Give bad thought people’s money back at face value, less inflation and interest, so now bad thought people’s money is worth less
      Step 6: Repeat step 1

      Liked by 2 people

    • pyrrhus says:

      Got to be illegal, but the shylocks are counting on your inability to hire attorneys and sue the….

      Liked by 1 person

    • trav777 says:

      THIS is why they want net “neutrality.”

      It’s about freeloading and who has the ability to control content. Never was about what they said it was…oh you believed Google and Facebook? LOL.

      Anyone who thought those companies are full of anything other than liars is an idiot.

      Paypal is just part of the gang…they have to be sued.

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      • Clydesdale says:

        “they have to be sued.”

        Except, of course, for the minor problem that the courts are just as much in the pockets of the global elites as any of these chosen companies are.

        Liked by 2 people

      • Publius says:

        Yep. Trump was elected to confiscate property.

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    • Libertardian says:

      I’ve heard plenty of those horror stories. Never keep one cent in there. Move it to your bank account and then transfer it to a separate account that’s not linked to the Paypig account. Hell, probably to a separate account at a separate bank.

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    • Publius says:

      Total bullshit. Sue. That is blatant theft and breach of contract.

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  2. DavidTheGnome says:

    When you have to aggressively (openly) police discourse like this it is because you are losing.

    Liked by 2 people

    • mendo says:

      To be devil’s advocate: are they really losing? And what exactly are they losing?

      It seems to me that that consortium, led by FAAG, are doing all the winning. They’re getting their way and have the government helping them out in the process. They’re doing the banning and disabling accounts and not being held responsible for their actions. That’s winning for them.

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      • DavidTheGnome says:

        True this is bad, true globohomo is in control. But globohomo has been in control since before I was born really. It seems its ideas have little force anymore. It’s like a giant with no heart, even though it was always small and black, it had one before but doesn’t appear to now.

        I am admittedly whitepilling a bit, and your devils advocate point is well made.

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      • CalvinDecline says:

        WELP

        this is the kick in the ass I needed to finally drop my gmail account.

        quit my corporate globohomo-indoctrination-camp of a job a week ago. Looking at some local welding courses in the mean time. -WONT- go back to an office job. No more manuals, no more books, no more HR lady’s dirty looks.

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      • markgm28 says:

        mendo, I think DavidTheGnome means they are losing the argument. They can’t defend globohomo, open borders, equalist commie bs in rational debate so they shut down communication.
        They gain the world but lose their souls.

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      • DavidTheGnome says:

        Yes markgm28, I think it is dangerous for an elite to drop the pretense that people have the freedom to discuss and engage in certain ideas. I mean they take bread off a mans table, shut him up for a while, when they engage in silencing measures like those in the aforementioned article. But long term what have they sown?

        Which isn’t to say whatever avenue is open to that man in a retaliatory sense, shouldn’t be taken in the fight. And new paths of of retaliation should be cut as well. But I think it bares mentioning that these silencing tactics are not “clever”, they aren’t long term thinking from the perspective of an elite. They seem kind of desperate.

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      • mendo says:

        @markgm

        I initially got what David meant and that kickstarted a series of thoughts which led to my comment.

        And you’re on point with your last statement.

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    • Dirtnapninja says:

      They are doing this because they have already won.

      They dont have any institutional opposition anymore so they no longer see a reason to pretend to allow dissent. As the Jewish Raj and their Indian sepoys gain more and more power, the internet gets less and less free.

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  3. Bucky says:

    Held for 6 months without paying interest? WTF?

    Liked by 3 people

    • Jack Silva says:

      As outlined pretty well above, Paypal performs all the functions of an actual bank but with hardly any of the protections or regulations. Good luck fighting them on a fraudulent charge as a buyer or fraudulent charge back as a vendor.

      Liked by 1 person

    • Kyo says:

      Today’s interest rates wouldn’t generate much. At my bank’s 0.01%, a thousand dollars would generate five cents, or 1000 x e*(0.0001*0.5), in interest.

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  4. Ralph Stanley says:

    What can we do to help?

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  5. Jack Silva says:

    Fuck Paypal and the faggots that run it with a rusty knife. That’s all.

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  6. thoowagkk says:

    Maybe you and your big lips can lift weights and convert to Islam?

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  7. kalonauta says:

    have you got other ways to accept payments?

    [CH: not yet. working on it]

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    • Sentient says:

      PO Box in corporate name

      Cash money…

      Liked by 1 person

    • Bucky says:

      1. See lawyer, form a trust, give trust a name, donate initial operating expenses to trust. Trust will cost you ~$1k
      2. Pick a 401c name, make sure web domain is available…CHonline.com for example.
      3. Make sure a similar 401c name does not exist where you are going to file your articles of organization
      4. go here and get 401c registered and get EIN- this will be your 401c’s social:
      https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/employer-identification-number
      5. File articles of organization in whichever state you chose
      6. Go to bank and open bank account in 401cs and CHTrusts name, transfer some operating expense from Trust
      7. Get commercial credit card in 401c name
      8. have 401c buy domain, it’s cheap for 2 years, maybe $15/year
      9. have a link on domain/website for donations
      10. set up ACH with bank
      11. consult accountant on 401c tax rules
      12. Possibly run CH from new website

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  8. clarence boddiker says:

    time for a second look at bitcoin. Srs, paypal screws over everyone. They’ll just freeze a merchant’s funds for no fucking reason, “oh you want to make a sale during Christmas, suck it. Why? uh, we need you to verify your buyers and yourself…pls give us all your info plus a pic of you holding your id.”

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  9. BurritoFrog says:

    The alternative already exists: Bitcoin. It’s more resistant to censorship than any Paypal clone could be, because there’s no central organization or person that controls it. It was designed to avoid exactly this scenario.

    Start integrating Bitcoin payments into your business and your business can never have its funds cut off.

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    • trav777 says:

      until the place you go to turn them into cash (a bank) fucks you in the ass, eh?

      Liked by 1 person

      • BurritoFrog says:

        For now, yeah. But the more people use it, the less you’ll need to convert back into cash. Eventually you’ll be able to pay for everything w/bitcoin directly.

        And there are ways of converting to cash without banks, too. See: Bisq

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      • twistedone151 says:

        “Eventually you’ll be able to pay for everything w/bitcoin directly.”

        Everything except your income taxes, that is; so long as the gov’t has the power to send you to Fed PITA prison for tax evasion, you’ll never be fully independent of its fiat currency (not for nothing have some dubbed US$ “anti-prison-rape coupons”).

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      • BurritoFrog says:

        They’re already starting to pass laws to let you pay your taxes with it: http://fortune.com/2018/02/10/arizona-bitcoin-taxes/

        The Fed will hate it, but that doesn’t mean they can stop it.

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  10. Stallman says:

    PayPal has a Facebook account, where you can … voice your concerns.
    PayPal has a Twitter account, where you can … voice your concerns.
    PayPal has an Instagram account, where you can … voice your concerns.
    PayPal also has a YouTube account, where you can … downvote your concerns.

    Who can create PayPal memes?
    Who has a yard or a window? Put a sign with “PayPal” crossed out.
    Who can post a selfie flicking off a PayPal building?

    Are there stories of PayPal wronging people in the past (yes). Amplify those!

    Skrill is PayPal’s biggest competitor.

    I borrowed these tactics from my man Saul 🙂

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  11. So, how can supporters help with regards donations?

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  12. Anonymous says:

    This is why crypto, specifically Monero, needs to be adopted by the community.

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  13. Sean Fielding says:

    Cantwell has a rent-a-box elsewhere in town from his home. OTOH, Cantwell’s a facefag and you’re not – you may not even want your state known, for all I know. Could a trusted friend remote from you receive your pay-mail? My guess is even cash is probably safe enough in the mail when packaged properly.

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  14. Lichthof says:

    I’m permanently banned from twitter for hate speech and I cant even remember saying anything even offensive
    Permanently banned…no suspension or right to delete a tweet….vamoose.
    I’ve noticed before youd get a majority of pro maga trolling …a lot of that seems to be gone and it’s now one circle jerk.

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  15. Tam the Bam says:

    Wut? Is this that Franz Ferdinand moment for the online world?

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  16. Lichthof says:

    Mod rape lol

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  17. Tam the Bam says:

    My kid brother hatetety hates PP due to shenanigans. And he’s a Vermont BernieBro.
    I still use it only to pay for the ‘Bay, going to have to do some hard thinking, as they have access to my limitless billions.

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  18. Jay in DC says:

    Is there an alternative payment processor? They, like Google, have a monopoly at this point on online payment processing. I would cancel my shit tomorrow if there was a viable alternative. Reason #2,343 some Lucky Palmer type dude needs to blow this shit wide open w/ alt infrastructure.

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  19. Reinald Vallejo says:

    PayPal robs from everyone equally. Use Bitcoin.

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  20. arminius says:

    Their lawyer needs to hit back. If the terms of service agreement hinges on the word “safe,” like the warning message appears to, then “safe” has an actual linguistic and legal meaning. Bitchute either did create an unsafe environment or it did not. It would be easy to prove that it did not, unless Bitchute employees were actively doxxing and/or swatting people.

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  21. Nobody says:

    It’s Covington time.

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  22. Anonymous says:

    Slow burn ethnic cleansing.

    Wait till Dems capture the Presidency.

    Then it will be a White (racist) Hot Burn Ethnic Cleansing.

    Liked by 2 people

  23. toocrazy2yoo says:

    We mock, in effect, Liberal Radical Feminist Democrats who started a race war, got the men of different colors fighting each other and while no one was looking, they stole the spoils of what our fathers built, pretty much under their noses. And so we notice. Not supposed to notice, but you’re REALLY not supposed to say you notice. So! What’s the nut on this place every month? Assuming the host hangs in, is there a PO box for checks or money orders? Is there a GoFund?

    Can the biggest expenses be paid by donors in the name of the Heartiste? The Heartiste and Steve Sailor are two of the most prolific writers in terms of quantity of readable goodies. There gotta be a way!

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  24. aidanmaclear says:

    The best ‘alternative payment stream’ is cold, hard cash. The Right needs to consolidate and grow IRL, not in the digital gardens that are owned by its enemies. One real friend who has your back is worth a hundred online followers.

    Liked by 2 people

    • Flyover Hayseed says:

      For better privacy and arguably better security, use USPS money orders. $1.20 for amounts of $500 or less. $1.65 for amounts over $500 up to $1K. Use physical cash to purchase. For purchases totaling less than $3K at one time, no ID required, no questions asked,

      Mom&pop “contract” branches are least likely to have cameras. Otherwise dress inconspicuously; wear sunglasses with ball cap or cowboy hat.

      Fill in the “Pay To” line only. Leave all others blank. Recipient can write in other information as he prefers. If desired, use sufficient postage for mode of delivery that enables you to track it online.

      Been doing this for more than ten years now for mission-critical donations.

      Liked by 2 people

    • Sentient says:

      Cash

      Doesn’t get there? Who cares shit will be worthless soon. Escobar had no troubles.

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  25. Spankladore says:

    First they came for the Nazis…

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  26. mendo says:

    And chaturbate* remains in business. (Not really similar in terms of services but for one nanosecond, I got bitchute confused with them.)

    *supremely NSFW

    Liked by 1 person

    • Lichthof says:

      10 minutes on there and you learn all about women… narcissistic, love to put on a show and act, love sticking all kinds of things into them, depraved, wh0res, lying around and generally being worthless

      Liked by 2 people

  27. Pretty Boy Looch says:

    Lol @ anybody who’s still a Libertarian at this point.

    They might be as fucking hopeless as goy shitlib trubelievers

    Liked by 1 person

  28. toocrazy2yoo says:

    Well, even at Pay Pal, everyone works for (((someone))). I’ve never seen even one drop of violence here other than the notion that Antifa is outta control. Well, I’ll be watching to see a solution, I can kick in. Honestly, I never knew you guys collect here, it’s well cloaked.

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    • Tam the Bam says:

      chop u faget; i am 199 yrs ole
      and have a diagnosis.
      death will b a mercy
      stop lookin out yer windae

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  29. jimmy h says:

    this is how we learn who’s really in charge. if trump/republicans were in charge, the IRS, FDIC and OOC would suddenly find that PayPal is actually a bank and is subject to banking regulations and, what do you know, they’re in violation of literally hundreds of regulations.

    the fact that they’re able to continue operating this way with impunity demonstrates pretty clearly who is actually running things. paypal doesn’t actually need to be regulated, there are dozens of different ways to make them play ball at the executive level.

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  30. Sounds like a class action job for blood thirsty lawyers. I guess it wouldn’t take too much effort to organize former disgruntled clients together to take them on, correct?

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  31. thucydides says:

    They’re a vengeful people. They want revenge for “nicht für Juden” / “nie vir blankes nie”, i.e. not for whites. They cutting right-wing whites out of the economy. In their mind, white Americans must pay for what Nazi Germans did to the Jews (since most white Americans are of Anglo/Germanic stock). You can tell who the real racists are, and it’s not us.

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  32. Enfant Terrible says:

    It’s not just the cutting of funds, it’s also the blatant online censorship of “wrong speech” that is going on everywhere.

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  33. FastEddie says:

    I’m not being a negative negro when I say good fucking luck. The problem is much deeper than gaypal. The DC boys (trav and Jay) have already touched on this. Payment processors. (((They))) have a monopoly. Credit cards? Monopoly.

    You’re a White man who can’t survive in cubicle slave land so you strike out on your own to build your own business. You’re subject to a new set of rules.

    And it’s worse than you think. They have a literal blacklist called the MATCH list they can put you on for 5 years at a time that effectively de-persons you while ((they)) hold all your money.

    You read that correctly. They own every aspect of our fiat economy. Every time some little rinky dink fuck doesn’t like something and issues a dispute with their credit card that company gets dinged. It doesn’t matter how many times you’re vindicated through their investigation process. If your disputes equal 1% or more of your total sales, you’re in deep shit. They can put you on the list and de-person you with no notice.

    I am only aware of one person/company that has ever gotten off of it- and that’s me. (I don’t die so easy.) Took us 2 years to recover 380K their banks were “holding” for us.

    Of course there are different rules and thresholds for different companies.

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    • FastEddie says:

      Scrotal media? Even worse. They do not even care about money. I repeat: they care NOTHING for their bottom line if you cross them or spit out their poz.

      How do I know this? My company was spending 5-6K PER DAY with FaceBorg. They kicked us off with no notice or explanation. We’ve all seen their stock price. You’d think they’d want revenue? Nah. We tried setting up accounts under different names, addresses, IP addresses, anything. They always found us within 2 weeks and kicked us off.

      Yet there were plenty of competing companies advertising all over FB. I wonder if they fact my biz partner and I are both registered Republicans has anything to do with it…

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      • Sentient says:

        Yeah at the end of the day all these tech unicorn bullshit businesses cash out to CALPERS and other pensions and institutions. That’s the monetizing scheme. Just a knowing pyramid scam until some schmucks retirement tries to take a seat when the music’s stopped.

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    • FastEddie says:

      Sue them? Nope. Ever tried suing a ((bank))? Trust me. It doesn’t work out well.

      FE, what about a class action? How long can FBorg and Amapoz keep their boot on our neck? Forever. That’s the short answer.

      Ever read those novels that rival War and fucking Peace called terms and conditions written in script so minuscule it would eventually blind a man with eagle vision?

      Check it out. There’s an individual arbitration clause in every one of them. Specifically prevents a class action. There’s an entirely different set of laws that govern e-commerce transactions as opposed to brick and mortar locations.

      Amapoz and FBorg are huge. Just statistically there should have been one class action against them. But there hasn’t, and there won’t be for those reasons.

      We need an entirely new and separate economy from top to bottom.

      And to get there I am-
      Glad you’re all my bros.
      FE

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    • gunslingergregi says:

      yea every time ya don’t realize just how rigged it is another layer comes out

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    • Scanman says:

      That was really nice of them to hold your $380K for you for two years. I’d imagine that the administrative fee for doing so was probably very reasonable too.

      100 years ago anyone who tried this would be hunted down and dealt with like the thieving filth they are. Now? Good luck finding a real name of a real human to even sue.

      They have this shit on lockdown. 99.99% are not only untouchable, they have their own sovereign nation safe house to flee to if the Big Grift ever goes tits up.

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  34. Doktor Jeep says:

    War is coming

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  35. Thor says:

    Desperate times call for desperate measures.

    Time for the newly appointed AG and a re-invigorated Justice Department to loose the hounds of anti-trust!

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  36. X says:

    The Tribe, the feminists, the brown people, and the queers all have a shared , pre-political identity that informs EVERYTHING they do… such as cutting off your Paypal account. Clearly it’s no accident that a guy named (((Schulman))) is behind this. Why does he get away with it, though? Because straight white men refuse to band together for fear of being called “Nazis.”

    As the robber baron (and asshole) Jay Gould bragged when confronted by the specter of socialism, ” I can hire half the working class to kill the other half.” So, too, every dirty trick (((they))) get away with is due to the complicity of a buzz-cut, straight white cop, judge, or politician being paid handsomely to turn a blind eye while (((they))) screw you.

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  37. […] Source: Heartiste […]

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  38. Ferdinand says:

    What happened to good ol’ check + mail

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  39. Censorship…in spite of 1st amendment protections…but not for us.

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  40. Southern WASP says:

    Go with cryptocurrency. It was designed to circumvent control by the money lending class.

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  41. Jordi says:

    Why is there no single red juge whose tribunal could hit thème with a 100 billion judgement for tortious interference

    Would be fun to watch

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  42. Anonymous says:

    War soon. Obviously

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  43. long dong silver says:

    Intentional interference with a business expectancy is a tort. RICO has civil provisions too. These companies need to be sued. Big judgments bad press and sinking share prices is all these assholes understand.

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  44. Cornelius says:

    Musk or Thiel are two of the original “PayPal mafia.”

    Does anything prevent them from having a paypal 2.0?

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  45. Patrick Brehon says:

    “BitChute is pro-free expression which is a universal human right. ”

    Oh?
    What War did you win?

    No one has rights they did not take and keep by FORCE.

    The rest is nonsense. For example The American Founders started shooting first THEN they appealed to Heaven but only to pull rank on King George.
    We were shooting – and winning BTW – for a year before the Declaration.
    1776 was the best year of the Revolution ever, not even the campaign of 1781* which forced the British to finally sue for peace was so successful.

    *Cornwallis made a mistake and we and the French exploited it.
    =====================================================
    Our every very breath and all our property, our not being raped, robbed and killed by those with the nerve to take what they want is ONLY UPHELD BY VIOLENCE OR IT’S THREAT. >> this is HUMAN NATURE and YOU CANNOT ESCAPE IT.

    The only actual ‘Free” Men are those who are ready to commit violence to keep anything they have including their lives. This is our nature and we cannot escape from this fate.
    ======================================================
    Indeed this very concept of Human Rights is a 20th century SCAM invented to suborn enemies such as the USSR. Guess (((who))) pushed it from this side and guess (((whom))) was having their Human Rights violated? Speaking of which there’s a reason everyone is Israel is armed and there is universal military service; until very recently the notion of the non-violent having political power is so far from reality the ancients, our Founders and indeed none every mention the concept.

    The Vote was and mostly remains in exchange for Military Service. The price to voting was military service from Athens until the 19th Amendment. That was also the price of nobility [they all carried swords for a reason] and always remains the price of power under any system. The King is merely the Chief General…the word Emperor means “Commander” in Latin…we can go on…

    As for taxpayers having Parliaments – the landowners some are now thinking merely meant taxpayer at the time – yes Net Taxpayers should have the power of the purse – the legislative vote. This is a development of the Anglo-Saxon property system; the ancients would have no such concept of property and hence taxation. It would be madness to have some earn the money but have no say in how it is spent….but it’s suicidal folly to have the vote for the Executive – THE EXECUTIVE IS FORCE – separated from risk of Life. So over the last 2500 years the Vote evolved into 2 votes – one for Executive Power [FORCE] and then for the Power of the Purse/Money/Parliaments – the latter a development of Private Property of which the Ancients had no concept.

    Summary: actual POWER is FORCE. The vote or whatever political method is chosen to elect or delegate POWER should be restricted to those who use FORCE and risk their lives; Military, Police, Firefighters etc.

    The Power of the Purse; Parliaments/Legislatures should be restricted to net taxpayers. Folly to destabilize and bankrupt the Polity by separating the producers from the spenders and consumers.

    In modern Social Democracy both FORCE and PRODUCTION/MONEY aren’t requirements for Power/Voting in either…and hence comprehensive Ruin.

    What is needed to rectify our insane power relationships is to restrict the vote – or whatever mechanism of power and money including King, Emperor, patchwork etc is chosen. I recommend returning whatever Legacy system is in place for that people. In America it’s the Republic, in Europe Constitutional Monarchy or Republics…in Russia a Tsar [Putin] in China an Emperor and his Mandarins [Xi and the CCCP].

    Using the legacy social and political system is the least cost path to…what you’re going to return to after War and Revolution anyway. The French Republic rapidly restored first an absolute Monarch then the Ancien Regime, the USSR and now Russian Federation the Tsars [Stalin, Putin]. Mao became the First Communist Dynasty Emperor during the Long March [he was borne in a Litter for the Long March and beheaded 10,000 Communists along the way…kind of the compressed Stalinist Consolidation].
    That China’s Communist Dynasty is currently a Principate and passes to the Strongest Princeps [First Citizen] as opposed to a Hereditary dynasty is a historical norm. In North Korea they went directly to Hereditary Communist Dynasty of the Kim’s.

    I belabor the legacy system for that nation and people for a reason: that legacy will return in some form unless that nation is exterminated. In America we currently have our Legitimate government sitting at it’s desks…the power struggle in DC is between the New Deal Administrative State “that can’t be fired” with it’s powers of Administrative Law [Federal Register] and Administrative Taxation [our bureaucracy taxes directly those they regulate – Humphrey’s Executors 1937] …that’s Trump’s and our current battle.

    Current Battle: For those of you who want war..you’re in Luck.
    Lots and Lots of Luck.

    For most of you it will be the Gates of Hell torn off the Hinges.

    For guys like me – Vets – Heaven descending on the Earth.
    For instance in the spirit of this blog…do you know how much pussy gunmen get when women are physically afraid ?

    😉 vxxc lurks…

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  46. Kyo says:

    “You can’t use PayPal anymore.”

    One thing that drives me nuts about these corporations and the way they talk: they always use this folksy, faux-friendly contraction-filled language as they trample over due process and ruin your business.

    It’s everywhere and I suspect there is something psychologically manipulative behind it. When your electricity is being turned off for non-payment, or your assets are being seized for non-payment of tax, and these organizations send you official notices with legal import, they dignify their responses to you by using proper legal language. “We’ve impounded your car because you parked it in a place where you shouldn’t. You’ll have to pay the City of Springfield $300 to get it back,” is the kind of insultingly unserious language that would enrage any commoner, yet eBay and PayPal and all the rest use it prescriptively.

    Am I alone in feeling disrespected by this kind of language, or is that just how the world has turned?

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    • FastEddie says:

      lol
      I’ve never considered that before, their utterly dismissive treatment of something financially catastrophic. Having been through it a couple of times though I have to say I don’t think it’s intentional. (((Their))) win is baked into the cake. The snark is just icing.

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  47. ch disciple says:

    One thing I feel like I should have been more vocal about in the past is that those of us who believe in this sphere of the web should be investing and using bitcoin. The payment process cannot be censored. Investing in bitcoin is literally the best thing anyone can do to take a stand against the corrupt nature of the government. I started investing in 2013 and literally every dollar I’ve had to invest has gone into bitcoin and other altcoins. Why aren’t people like Heartiste, like Roosh, and other advocates for men going out of their way to make it clear that cryptocurrency is a great solution to exiting the corrupt banking system and that it has the ability to give us financial independence?

    I have made a lot of money investing in it, but that’s just ancillary for me, I use it for ideological reasons above all else. You don’t have to be all in on it like I am but even making small investments is a good step in the right direction.

    If you haven’t looked much into crypto and bitcoin I highly recommend that you do as it’s still not too late and if you really understand how it works you’ll see what I’m saying that it can be a solution for a lot of these problems. I’d suggest starting with Andreas Antonopolous’ videos on youtube to begin learning.

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  48. Dave says:

    Has anyone researched WebMoney? It’s based in Russia, a nation not subject to ZOG diktats thanks to its nuclear arsenal. If the current US government utterly refuses to protect our rights, shall we assume that the Russian government would do worse?

    How do terrorists, drug cartels, e-mail scammers, and child pornographers move money around? Whatever measures are used against them will be used against us, so we must learn from criminals.

    Putin could do much to undermine Jewish hegemony by making Russia a bastion of freedom in banking and web-hosting, albeit not for explicitly pro-Hitler material, which is illegal in Russia.

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  49. The Alaska Poaster says:

    GayPal won’t be able to do this for long. Since when can a payment processor freeze your assets and hold them hostage for six months?

    Furthermore, why aren’t alt-tech platforms operating strictly on crypto?

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