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Businesses deciding what rights we have is the part of capitalism no one talks about. I'm so tired of unelected people making rules for my life.
Fuck them all why can a company decide what is "right" If Kickstarter doesn't want NFSW content then fine that is their choice it is their platform. But why should a payment processor be able to tell you what you can and can't have.
When people ask if I trust the government on any conversation that things like this come up I tell them my motto is "Don't trust the government, unless it means trusting a corporation. Then DEFINITELY don't trust the corporation."
I like this a lot, well said
It's also because of "Karens". Your average business wouldn't give a shit what you do, if there wasn't other losers making trouble because somebody else doesn't live by their standards.
True. We've been there for ages with the advertisement ecosystem we live in ofc