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  4. I can understand why payment processors have such immense power over these companies, we saw it a few months ago with pornhub, I think the New york times made a hit piece against pornhub, something about underaged girls being used, idk seemed very weird, I never seen anything like that on their platform but idk some might exist there, kinda hard to find it 24/7 on such a big platform but afterwards mastercard cut the payment processors for whatever reason and pornhub deleted 80% of their entire video content! 80%! that's insane just to please some payment processors. now what I don't get is why? why do they do this? aren't these companies in the market to idk, make money? should they not be entirely focused on being as libertarian as possible? only realy wanting to stop payment for actual illigale stuff like terrorism or arms sales? like how do payment processors benefit from this? they destroy whole business models and harm content creators or other startups, we've seen this with some of the new platforms for social media, they got momentum, people wanted to get off twitter or facebook and then ''shut it down! shut it down!'' goes again and again. could someone explain it to me? I watched the video and I still don't get why they do this, they aren't an investment bank, they are middle men companies to ensure that person a can give person b money for a product that person a is selling, it's super easy and simple, it's hard to set up perhaps since you need a large amount of capital to build the systems of networks and IT systems but once your done you basically don't have to change at all. my theory so far is that these companies have so much money, so much easy cash flow that they have moved beyond simply wanting money, they want power, they want controle and they want to please outside companies that help them when they need help, one hand washes the other as they say. a new startup company is threatening the business model of facebook, mastercard pulls the plug and in return when a huge scandal or corruption case comes forwards involving mastercard which might hurt their stock, facebook makes sure people get blacklisted or comes after them, perhaps leak person information or finds support via another company. Saying it out loud sounds like a conspiracy and it kinda is but it's more like an open secret at this point, if you ask and connect the dots you can understand why and everyone knows this is true but only normies and people who don't understand corporate culture and think this is how capitalism always works (which it's not) just nod their heads and don't care at all.
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