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Attor­ney Gen­er­al Ken Pax­ton Opens Inves­ti­ga­tion into Media Mat­ters for Poten­tial Fraud­u­lent Activity: texasattorneygeneral.gov/new…

please help them find her

PREACH. Always fight the good fight. Always find a way to survive.

Congrats on hitting a million dollars with Alphacore @EricDJuly and @Dixonverse!

The Argentine Peso may finally have uses other than letting /v/ neckbeards send red superchats to vtubers for $10.

NO!! I WANT CHAOS

I spent my day doing the most masculine, manly, male-exclusive thing in the entire world. The one thing that only men can do, which no woman has ever done. This simple little trick will 'out' any trans folx trying to pass: Programming

Oh boy!

To end Trans Awareness Week, we now have #InternationalMensDay. How are you lads celebrating?

Very cool

A woman who worked with Sam Hyde and World Peace has been calling him a pedophile for years and is asking me to interview her. I'm very ambivalent about this and my main concern is dealing with tens of thousands of pissed off MDE fans for the rest of my life. Is it worth it?

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@Wikipedia's @jimmy_wales is 100% pro-Israel and uses his immensely powerful Wiki to push agendas and censor information. He's done this for over a decade and it's as clear as day. For instance, Osama's Letter to America cannot be found on Wikipedia despite being public domain

.@Wikipedia and @Wikimedia should be destroyed. Boycott @getFANDOM, owned by @jimmy_wales. Jimbo takes charity cash via Wikimedia, develops Wiki software, then profits off it with Fandom. Jimmy thinks it's funny to fuck with Elon Musk's advertisers. Fandom is 100% ad rev funded

This was proven by Barbara Streisand in 2003 but these genius journos, policymakers, and thinktanks still act like you can put genies back in the bottle, and that making something taboo doesn't inherently raise its value and interest.

There is confusion between payment networks, gateways, and processors and how they work to censor businesses. Financial censorship is one of the most powerful and least discussed. Where direct forms of censorship won't work, banks save the day by making businesses unprofitable. Payment networks are @Visa, @Mastercard, @Discover, and @AmericanExpress. You cannot substitute them. They're not just credit cards, they are closed systems that a majority of commerce must pass through. Banks rely on them. Pull out your bank's checking card and you will almost certainly see the MasterCard/Visa logo on it. Payment gateways handle private information on behalf of the payment networks, such as @AuthorizeNet. This technical abstraction exists so that when financial censorship is done, your eyes are off the payment networks. When you mysteriously violate a network's AUP, AuthorizeNet takes the fall for them. You will never know which network told them to censor you. Payment processors are a frontend that is most directly exposed to the customer and merchant. @stripe is the biggest example (Stripe is also its own payment gateway). When developers put a checkout system in their website, they almost always use Stripe as their payment processor. When you find yourself "debanked" and unable to process cards, it's probably a decision by a payment network, but you'll never know. You're not owed an explanation, there is no appeal, there is no legal recourse, and the decision making process is considered a "trade secret" so they will never tell you. The payment networks own the entire world's commerce and decide by themselves who gets to participate in the economy. If they decide you don't get to, you can't do anything about it. There are smaller closed systems referred to as wallets which include @PayPal, @GooglePay, @CashApp, @Venmo, etc. These closed systems are NOT regulated the same as banks, and can get away with murder. PayPal is one of the worst companies to ever exist and almost everyone alive has a nightmare story about PayPal just straight up stealing their money. However, from what I've seen, these wallets still fund themselves through payment networks. There's usually a few options to load a wallet, but none of them in a position to tell a payment network they're not going to play ball. Trump's Office to the Comptroller of Currency @USOCC attempted to pass regulatory oversight which would compel payment networks to not censor. This regulation was set to take effect April 1st, 2021. The first week Biden took office, his OCC indefinitely suspend this regulation taking effect. occ.gov/news-issuances/news-… occ.gov/news-issuances/news-… This is how the deck is stacked. This is what Elon (and Bitcoin/cryptocurrency, and anyone trying to circumvent this) is up against. With a totally digital economy and a handful of bottlenecks controlling the entire world's exchange of money, the elite have crafted the perfect system to ensure compliance and make destitute any opposition. It is a personification of evil and it rules us. madattheinternet.substack.co…

The split second court opens on Monday, X Corp will be filing a thermonuclear lawsuit against Media Matters and ALL those who colluded in this fraudulent attack on our company

The dude is anti-advertiser pilled which is an extreme form of baséd, especially for a platform runner. I'm warming up to him fast. Prediction: Payment networks (MC/Visa/Discover) or payment gateways (Stripe) go for this throat next time he steps out of line.