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#LetWomenDecide where to go for dinner. just make sure you're parked with plenty of phone battery because it's gonna be a bit. dont get fooled when they make a choice in the first minute, that's just phase one. the second guess wont be good either, that always makes them gassy. so u better go to their third choice, but they did have a hard day, whats a little indigestion anyways? why didn't i just go with my first instinct again, do they still have that thing that hasn't been off the menu for 10 years since it was added and logically wouldn't be? i bet they dont, so we cant go there, not even to check, that's a waste of time and gas, unlike sitting in a parking lot with the car on because you thought it might only take a minute or two. 15% battery left, please plug into power, fuck.

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PayPal will no longer do business with Infowars, according to a post on the conspiracy theory site this morning. PayPal broke the news in an email to Infowars yesterday, saying the company had conducted a comprehensive review of the Infowars site and found that it “promoted hate and discriminatory intolerance against certain communities and religions,” a violation of PayPal’s acceptable use policy. Infowars had used PayPal to process transactions for its on-site store; the site will have ten days to find new payment processors

Quote (Goomshill @ Sep 21 2018 11:54am)

I left her after fondue. I have standards

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Hard to keep up with the censorship blitz, its a real flurry of activity in advance of the midterms:
https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/21/17887138/paypal-infowars-ban-alex-jones-hate-speech-deplatform

PayPal has banned Infowars;

Quote (HeLiCaL @ Sep 21 2018 11:36am)

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Twitter faces angry backlash after a Muslim group’s video promoting FGM is seen 30,000 times. “My daughters were circumcised, they’re growing up perfectly,” a woman with a headscarf says in a video.

The Muslim group, Dawoodi Bohra Women for Religious Freedom posted the promoted tweet. In their video a woman was justifying ‘khafz’, the name for female ‘circumcision’ on young girls.

Whilst Twitter has removed the promoted post, no action was taken on the original tweet, which is still visible.