PayPal Drops Nonprofits Opposed to Vaccine Mandates
After “media watchdog” group Media Matters for America accused PayPal and GoFundMe of hosting crowdfunding campaigns for organizations that “spread harmful COVID-19 misinformation,” PayPal said it would no longer process donations for groups, including the National Vaccine Information Center, that oppose vaccine mandates.
Story at-a-glance:
- Dec. 21, 2021, after business hours, PayPal notified the National Vaccine Information Center that it would no longer process donations from their supporters — effective immediately.
- Other organizations also dropped by PayPal include the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance and Organic Consumer’s Association.
- In October 2021, self-proclaimed “media watchdog” group Media Matters for America accused PayPal and GoFundMe of “hosting crowdfunding campaigns for organizations that spread harmful COVID-19 misinformation.”
- PayPal is actively researching transactions that fund hate groups, anti-government organizations and extremists — it’s unclear, however, how they define these terms or the groups that fall under them.
- Instead of ignoring, fearing or abandoning information that is being targeted with censorship, use censorship as a cue or guide that you should delve more deeply into the topic at hand to reveal the underlying truth.
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/paypal-nonprofits-opposed-vaccine-mandates/?
I have never used Paypal and now I never will. Boycott Paypal and any and every business who espouses political agendas as opposed to being in business for the purposes of conducting commerce.
My hunch is Paypal did this all on their own. The “complaint” was just a trick. Governments have been doing this all over the world. They set up some bunch of hand picked experts who then plead with the government to do what they government has hired them to ask for. Then the government says they don’t want to do this… but they’re responding to some external outcry which is really their own people planted in a pseudo-advisory capacity or pseudo-independent group.
But are the alternative payment methods, like credit cards, any better? What we all need is more independence and less monopolization of everything. There ought to be some easy way for ordinary folks to set up crypto accounts and make payments that way.