Allowing private companies to become thought police would be egregious and illegal overreach. My office will be looking into the validity of PayPal’s new policy and taking any necessary action to stop this type of corporate activism.

Oct 9, 2022 · 1:02 AM UTC

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Private Companies. Say it again. Private Companies.
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What do you think Google, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube have been doing for years?!?! Now we're going to look into it?!?
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#GOPCorruptionOverCountry #GOPLiesAboutEverything
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You really don’t understand what the word “private” means, do you fascist?
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Gop into telling companies how to run their business? Sounds like a liberal
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Don't drop the ball just because they backtracked and removed the policy. Kindly find out whether or not PRIVATE COMPANIES may FINE people, because this goes WAY beyond a fee charged for the cost of doing business to fix some customer's mess (like a bounced check).
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Yea much better to have Qanon and the religious zealots be the thought police. 🙄
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