After speaking with @jacobawells on Spaces, he explained that the payment processors they utilize for their system are not owned by them. Because of this, these processors can exert pressure or cause problems that will ultimately derail everything. Because of this they disabled the comments before ((mainstream media)) leveraged a shut down. The campaign for Shiloh will continue 💯
Still sounds like a preemptive move. I would think they should wait for the actual demand for censorship to come, and then (perhaps after the campaigns finish) name and shame the party/ies threatening GSG.
I find this entirely believable, and while I don't like it, I can understand it. I watched what payment processors did to Gab in 2017, and it got so bad for a while the only way anyone could pay for their Gab Pro account was by mailing a paper check to a snail mail address. AFAIK Gab CEO Andrew Torba still doesn't have a personal debit card because Visa threatened to take away credit card processing from any bank he or Gab had an account with.
I believe we're in a moment right now where social or political pressure could be effectively applied against these money movers. Debanking has at least been brought into the spotlight recently, if only briefly. It needs addressing at some point.
This coming just under 2 weeks after defending the anti-White comments on the Anthony page.
Edit: From the guy helping organize the fundraiser: https://xcancel.com/Tomhennessey69/status/1918529725649113201
Still sounds like a preemptive move. I would think they should wait for the actual demand for censorship to come, and then (perhaps after the campaigns finish) name and shame the party/ies threatening GSG.
I find this entirely believable, and while I don't like it, I can understand it. I watched what payment processors did to Gab in 2017, and it got so bad for a while the only way anyone could pay for their Gab Pro account was by mailing a paper check to a snail mail address. AFAIK Gab CEO Andrew Torba still doesn't have a personal debit card because Visa threatened to take away credit card processing from any bank he or Gab had an account with.
I believe we're in a moment right now where social or political pressure could be effectively applied against these money movers. Debanking has at least been brought into the spotlight recently, if only briefly. It needs addressing at some point.
Yes it does.
I personally am for making our own systems instead of trying to reform the existing one, because I don't believe the old systems are reformable.