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So, you don't like him, but that has nothing to do with the principle of banning people from society based on legal speech which is the point I'm making. This s

by cronix 6y ago

So, you don't like him, but that has nothing to do with the principle of banning people from society based on legal speech which is the point I'm making. This sort of behavior is toxic to society at large, and so are the implications. I'm glad your political views are of the correct sort....today. Oh, wikipedia.

walrus01 6y ago
Think of the financial institution that chooses not to do business with him as a bakery, and sargon is a gay wedding cake. Banned from society? I was unaware that you're "banned from society" because private business Patreon doesn't want a relationship with you.
- ZoomerCretin 6y ago
  The modern examples of a gay couple being refused service is a poor example. They can’t just go to the other financial institutions, because all of them have black-listed them. An Internet business cannot feasibly operate on cash alone. Just like any farmer in the 1800s can just go lay his own railroad tracks across the continent, every website that hosts wrongthink is equally capable of creating their own banks, payment processors, data centers, and internet connections. These businesses aren’t restaurants. They’re critical, privatized infrastructure.
  - CyberDildonics 6y ago
    What banks was he black listed from?
    - walrus01 6y ago
      None, this person is apparently complaining he was blacklisted from Patreon.
CyberDildonics 6y ago
If you become a public figure based on a toxicity and bigotry businesses may not want to be associated with you. Patreon is not a bank. Patreon didn't even exist a few years ago. They are a middle man to collect money using other middle men. They don't even have a monopoly on this. This person is also not a US citizen.
TomSwirly 6y ago
> that has nothing to do with the principle of banning people from society based on legal speech Your comment is bizarre and nonsensical. No one has been "banned from society" based on "legal speech", a meaningless phrase. A lot of people have been banned from using specific internet services because they used them to make threats of violence, or to tell dangerous lies about COVID. This isn't "banning them from society". Get a grip! Also, we are talking two classes of people here: * people who work against humanity to spread COVID-19 based on a pack of obvious lies * people who wish to violently overthrow the elected US government based on a pack of obvious lies and frankly, these people can get fucked. They are destroying the country and the planet, and they deserve every single penalty the law can give them. If private corporations, which Republicans claim to love, use their perfectly legal power to stop doing business with horrible psychopaths, then good for them. One side went crazy, and now we have to choose sides. Are you on the side of the delusional hateful lawbreaking violent psychopaths, or with the majority? (My theory - you are not with the majority.)

by cronix 6y ago

walrus01 6y ago

Think of the financial institution that chooses not to do business with him as a bakery, and sargon is a gay wedding cake. Banned from society? I was unaware that you're "banned from society" because private business Patreon doesn't want a relationship with you.

ZoomerCretin 6y ago
The modern examples of a gay couple being refused service is a poor example. They can’t just go to the other financial institutions, because all of them have black-listed them. An Internet business cannot feasibly operate on cash alone. Just like any farmer in the 1800s can just go lay his own railroad tracks across the continent, every website that hosts wrongthink is equally capable of creating their own banks, payment processors, data centers, and internet connections. These businesses aren’t restaurants. They’re critical, privatized infrastructure.
- CyberDildonics 6y ago
  What banks was he black listed from?
  - walrus01 6y ago
    None, this person is apparently complaining he was blacklisted from Patreon.

CyberDildonics 6y ago

If you become a public figure based on a toxicity and bigotry businesses may not want to be associated with you. Patreon is not a bank. Patreon didn't even exist a few years ago. They are a middle man to collect money using other middle men. They don't even have a monopoly on this. This person is also not a US citizen.

TomSwirly 6y ago

> that has nothing to do with the principle of banning people from society based on legal speech Your comment is bizarre and nonsensical. No one has been "banned from society" based on "legal speech", a meaningless phrase. A lot of people have been banned from using specific internet services because they used them to make threats of violence, or to tell dangerous lies about COVID. This isn't "banning them from society". Get a grip! Also, we are talking two classes of people here: * people who work against humanity to spread COVID-19 based on a pack of obvious lies * people who wish to violently overthrow the elected US government based on a pack of obvious lies and frankly, these people can get fucked. They are destroying the country and the planet, and they deserve every single penalty the law can give them. If private corporations, which Republicans claim to love, use their perfectly legal power to stop doing business with horrible psychopaths, then good for them. One side went crazy, and now we have to choose sides. Are you on the side of the delusional hateful lawbreaking violent psychopaths, or with the majority? (My theory - you are not with the majority.)