To a certain degree I get it. If enough of the population (well, not the human population but the financial population, where everyone is inherently not born e

To a certain degree I get it. If enough of the population (well, not the human population but the financial population, where everyone is inherently not born equal) agrees that a particular thing is morally wrong then it makes sense as a business to follow the tide. To end this practice, non-religious people would need to form a bank that can facilitate electronic payments on the scope of VISA or Mastercard. That is the kind of undertaking that would need a Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk to pull off, and both of them are under the current electronic payment systems thumb. If you knew someone like Carlos Slim and they were willing to risk being blacklisted by VISA and Mastercard and having their names dragged through the mud for it while putting up the several tens of billions of dollars to try to create a successful alternative payments system then you might have a chance of creating a rival to the big 4 that websites that host fringe content could rely on for processing payments. Otherwise, you could try to crowdsource is but organizing enough people who were willing to front the money for likely vaporware would be a task difficulty on par with organizing enough people to be elected president of the united states without participating in the two major political extremist parties.