SEC Sides With Conservatives in Allowing Vote to Probe Political and Religious Discrimination at PayPal

Epoch Times ^ | 4/13/23 | Kevin Stocklin

[CFW]

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sided with conservative investors this week in their request to investigate what they say is PayPal’s systematic political and religious discrimination against customers.

Over the objections of PayPal’s management, the SEC allowed a proposal by the National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR) to go to a shareholder vote at the company’s next annual meeting. This decision follows a similar decision on March 29, in which the SEC green-lighted a proposal regarding alleged political and religious discrimination at JPMorgan Chase, America’s largest bank.

In an April 10 letter to PayPal’s attorneys, the SEC stated that NCPPR’s proposal “requests that the board conduct an evaluation and issue a report within the next year evaluating how it oversees risks related to discrimination against individuals based on their race, color, religion (including religious views), sex, national origin, or political views, and whether such discrimination may impact individuals’ exercise of their constitutionally protected civil rights.”

[CFW]

Of course Paypal is discriminating against Conservatives. They are very upfront about it.

[BuchananBrigadeTrumpFan]

Whenever an entity I do business with has a PayPal logo on their website, I’ve been e-mailing them and telling them their PayPal partnership makes me less likely to do business with them. Hopefully every little bit helps...

[NWFree]

Next up should be the slimeball credit card companies

[NWFree]

And the banks

[RaginRak]

I closed my PayPal account some time ago

[ridesthemiles]

NEVER HAD ONE

NEVER WILL

[Luke21]

Closed mine when they had that leak about spying on people and fining them thousands for not being woke. Even my somewhat moderate wife closed hers.

[fatboy]

“I closed my PayPal account some time ago”

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That makes two of us. I had a paypal account and a paypal credit card. Both closed almost 3 years ago.

As an aside, I closed out all but one of my other credit card accounts, having paid off a mountain of credit card debt, we have found that life still goes on even without having a credit card, strange as it might sound. In fact, since becoming debt free, we have more than enough in savings to cover all of our emergencies totaled together in the past 40 years. Freedom Baby!