The disinformation police are seldom fair in what they decide to be disinformation. The political Left has effectively weaponized the very idea of misinformation as a means of stamping out dissenting opinion.
Most people don’t read the fine print. Fortunately, in the case of PayPal’s new terms of service, somebody did.
The online financial transfer company attempted to slip past its users terms that would have allowed it to fine them as much as $2,500 for “the sending, posting, or publication of any messages, content, or materials” which “promote
misinformation.” Although this would have supposedly been limited to conduct in the use of its own app, it never seems to work this way on other
social media platforms. Patreon, for example, is notorious for imposing its woke morality on content creators who say controversial things on other platforms.
PayPal users are deleting their accounts with the service after warnings they could face fines of more than £2,200.
A policy update from the online payment service appeared to confirm that users could be fined £2,261.24 for spreading misinformation.
Kevin Sorbo called out PayPal for trying to charge people for spreading “misinformation.”
Trudeau has shown them how it’s done. They can’t wait to do it to us:
