Payment processors that large should be considered utilities at this point. They are not official police but they do some sort of moral police to the businesse

Payment processors that large should be considered utilities at this point. They are not official police but they do some sort of moral police to the businesses they don't like. Their antics and policies are mostly unclear and seem random. Today they block a porn site tomorrow they block you - and what can you do? Just like you cannot do business without a bank account, you cannot host a site without a payment processor. If the business is legal: then the processor should be forced to support it. If the business is illegal - then it is the prosecutors' and police job to close it. As usual this censorship is explained "as made for the good of children".