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<blockquote data-quote="Days of Broken Arrows" data-source="post: 1093114" data-attributes="member: 4258">RE: Paypal's crackdown against red pill and alt right sitesI saw this on <a href="https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2019/01/02/heavy-metal-music-label-closes-down-following-paypal-credit-card-processor-blacklisting/" target="_blank">Breitbart.com</a> and was going to do a thread. I wonder if any lamestream media music publications like Rolling Stone will run with this story. Back in the '80s, when newspapers and magazines were independently owned, they would jump all over anything that smelled of restricting the First Amendment. (For those who want some background, look up the &quot;PMRC.&quot;) But now that they're all owned by globalist entities like The Hearst Corporation and Conde Nast, they follow corporate marching orders. So they'll probably frame this as praiseworthy because it shuts down &quot;hate.&quot; I recently saw an article about how the SJW crowd is trying to ban history, because they're retroactively deeming everything before The Current Year politically incorrect. That includes everything from &quot;Seinfeld&quot; to &quot;Friends&quot; to The Beatles (there are lists of politically incorrect songs of theirs online).I hope these self-appointed nuns actually do succeed in banning &quot;Seinfeld&quot; and the Beatles, because that's just the kick in the teeth the Baby Boomers running these conglomerates need to wake up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Days of Broken Arrows, post: 1093114, member: 4258"] [b]RE: Paypal's crackdown against red pill and alt right sites[/b] I saw this on [url=https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2019/01/02/heavy-metal-music-label-closes-down-following-paypal-credit-card-processor-blacklisting/]Breitbart.com[/url] and was going to do a thread. I wonder if any lamestream media music publications like Rolling Stone will run with this story. Back in the '80s, when newspapers and magazines were independently owned, they would jump all over anything that smelled of restricting the First Amendment. (For those who want some background, look up the "PMRC.") But now that they're all owned by globalist entities like The Hearst Corporation and Conde Nast, they follow corporate marching orders. So they'll probably frame this as praiseworthy because it shuts down "hate." I recently saw an article about how the SJW crowd is trying to ban history, because they're retroactively deeming everything before The Current Year politically incorrect. That includes everything from "Seinfeld" to "Friends" to The Beatles (there are lists of politically incorrect songs of theirs online). I hope these self-appointed nuns actually do succeed in banning "Seinfeld" and the Beatles, because that's just the kick in the teeth the Baby Boomers running these conglomerates need to wake up. [/QUOTE]

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