Posted on 04/10/2016 6:34:12 PM PDT by Steelfish
NC Representative Fires Back At PayPal Hypocrisy By: Susan Wright April 10th, 2016
Last week saw the state’s Lieutenant Governor Dan Forest respond to PayPal’s announcement that they were suspending plans to expand their business in North Carolina, in objection to the recently passed bathroom bill. Lt. Governor Forest posted a photo of PayPal’s global operations center, which has clearly defined, gender-specific bathrooms.
The cultural Marxist crowd really are all about “Do as I say, not as I do.”
Not to be outdone, NC Representative Robert Pittenger issues this statement:
“PayPal does business in 25 countries where homosexual behavior is illegal, including 5 countries where the penalty is death, yet they object to the North Carolina legislature overturning a misguided ordinance about letting men in the women’s bathroom? Perhaps PayPal would like to try and clarify this seemingly very hypocritical position?”
(Excerpt) Read more at redstate.com ...
Boycott PayPal!
*mic drop*
I’m glad these guys are not only not folding, but are on the offensive.
Paypal are getting their asses kicked by other alternative online payment systems. They;re not the only game in town. That’s why they got that type of response. Morons. there’s a reason why theyr’re called “Praypal” meaning if you are an Ebay seller, these clowns are the last people to help you..
That's because it's not about "protecting gays." It's about confusing snowflakes, and making them stretch their necks voluntarily for invaders, and hate their country.
I wish other states that don’t agree with PayPal’s Marxist tactics would join in a boycott with North Carolina. These dirtbag corporations need to be shown a good example.
Bingo - don’t let the hypocrites off the hook. Embarrass them for their cheap, emotive PR stunt.
It will certainly make other crony capitalists think twice when they want to score easy points by bashing common sense, traditional America.
I’m comfortable simply using my credit card online. In fact, it’s much safer than handing it to someone at a brick-and-mortar store. Just don’t see the rationale for PayPal and all these other systems like Apple Pay and Google Wallet. Why would I want to pay for something with my phone?
Paypal stinks. Girlie men. Lets break up the Fed reserve and get our freedom back. The fathers of the country warned us about a bank such as the fed reserve.
I also don’t get it. What is the rationale for pay pal and Google wallet or bitcoin? I’ve never used any of them and also don’t see the need for any of them. Do businesses who use them find its cheaper than the credit card fees they pay?
Or look at another way, if we can go online ourselves and charge on a credit card or direct a payment come from our bank account to pay a bill, why do we need these other services? Aren’t they just moving money around the same way as we already do with credit cards and debit cards and internet money transfers?
“Pay Pal” sounds like something a male prostitute would say to his client.
Best post of the day!!
I have very rarely used PP. It was for things across the pond. Guess the only way to do that easily.
The cultural Marxist crowd really are all about “Do as I say, not as I do.”
“PayPal does business in 25 countries where homosexual behavior is illegal, including 5 countries where the penalty is death, yet they object to the North Carolina legislature overturning a misguided ordinance about letting men in the women’s bathroom? Perhaps PayPal would like to try and clarify this seemingly very hypocritical position?”
This is the best rhetoric he can come up with?
This is why we lose.
Nobody knows what a "Cultural Marxist" is.
And that second statement from him...... he sounds like a nerdy debate squad Captain.
How about this:
"Paypal hates women!"
"Paypal wants to endanger our children!"
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