Posted on 04/30/2024 1:51:03 PM PDT by kellymcneill
Since this administration isn’t doing anything about this, the only conclusion is that the administration fully agrees with it.
I posted this on truth social and tagged k a s h Patel as he’s got a Patriots system set up for payments. Be sure to join truth social and post your story there. If you’re not on yet or you are on be sure you follow people I follow that have red check marks at least
How does the site work
eg. I have been watching Sugar https://www.notwokeshows.com/show/Sugar
About halfway down the page I see
“Is it NOT WOKE or WOKE? Smash a button below.
30 Responses”
But I don’t see where those responses are (how did the 30 votes break down woke/not woke)
I might start a Conservative version of Square, called Octangle. I will censor Marxist companies..🤓
Hi JSM_Liberty,
a “response” is simply a “vote”. The vote system is merely an extension of DISQUS chat.
To see the results of that vote you either have to offer your own vote or be logged into a freely acquired DISQUS account.
This is going to become a lot more common.
I think you’re right. One solution if I wanted to continue working with square... (I don’t and will dissuade all my other company’s clients from doing so as well going forward) is to simply take donations from individuals residing within the U.S.
only* take donations from individuals residing within the U.S.
Play their game. Tell them you are an LBGTQWTF+IQBIPOC what ever and that you demand the reinstate the account of a proud trans muslim palestinian queer of color. Throw it right back in their faces. Then blast it out to all the LGBTWTF groups that they debanked you.
Square doesn’t have the juice to influence the major CC companies. This happened above their level.
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You’re right in so far as the policies of de-banking stem from the credit card companies and square is just playing along. Free speech laws still protect U.S. citizens.
I only find it less probable for it to not have originated from square if only because the company could have simply told us to operate within the U.S. but they opted instead to stop the account altogether.
“must not contain anything that we think is objectionable”
That’s pretty darn subjective and broad.
We do that on our facebook LOL...
we say that we’re: Women-owned, Veteran-owned, Pacific Islander-owned, Minority-owned, Middle Eastern-owned, LGBTQ+ owned, Latin-owned, Indigenous-owned, Disabled-owned, Black-owned, Asian-owned
No kidding.
About what you’d expect from Jack Dorsey.
Don’t forget Left Handed Lesbian that played LaCrosse at Loyola
Isn’t it discrimination ? Shouldn’t they lose their business?
And believe it or not there are unscrupulous retailers and online businesses that are knowing participants in the fraud. Not saying that’s you, but a CC processor could and should become suspicious of any fraudulent or potentially fraudulent transactions. But I would hope they would let you know this.
We have a donation mechanism (connected to square credit card processing) that allows people to offer money if they found our service useful.
Are you a non-profit or a business? You accept “donations” but you also “sell” advertising, and your site is crammed full of advertising so I guess I’m confused. How do you book these donations on your financials and tax returns? Are the “donations” booked as income?
Of course, you don’t have to answer this but I’m curious as in all my years in accounting, I’ve never dealt with a for profit company accepting customer donations.
While a for profit enterprise can accept “donations” you may want to read this.
https://ccsklaw.com/finding-additional-funding-can-my-small-business-accept-donations/
“Despite the important tax distinctions between offering a donation to a non-profit and offering a gift to a business, there is still nothing stopping a for-profit business from receiving or even asking for gifts. However, it is important to clarify to any gift-givers that they will not be able to write off their gift. Not specifying this could lead to legal trouble later on. There are many instances of organizations passing themselves off as real charities in an effort to receive “charity money,” don’t give any false implications about where your organization stands.”
If your “donation” page does not make it clear that the doner cannot write off their donation as a tax-deductible charitable gift, that can get you in trouble and make cc processors leery.
And the shows you feature have links to YouTube and streaming services. Have there been any copywrite complaints against you for this? You are after all monetizing the YouTube videos and links to streaming services links. Just curious as to how this works from your perspective. I admit I’m no expert in this area.
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