Well said, very pernicious indeed. Absent corporate emails saying Visa knew 100% that Pornhub (who very much is culpable based on what we know) was hosting chil

Well said, very pernicious indeed. Absent corporate emails saying Visa knew 100% that Pornhub (who very much is culpable based on what we know) was hosting child porn and chose not to do anything about it, this is a really specious argument. As far as I know nothing like that has been presented as evidence. What we have so far is the opposite, that they in fact did something when they had an idea that Pornhub was hosting illegal content. That should indemnify them, rather than make them liable. I'm really curious to see what evidence they present for this, since what we know so far seems absurd and backwards. Victims do deserve restitution but that should come from PH, who 100% knew and lied and profited. I hate that payment companies are defacto internet morality police but it's not surprising that things like this in part force them into that position.