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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 9712755" data-attributes="member: 27385">I seem to be a bit confused about the OP in that is the problem about credit card companies blocking sales of anything, or that the publishers of LGBQ things are being blocked?&nbsp; I kind of see credit card companies as the middleman between a seller and a buyer where their job is to make the sale and make money themselves.&nbsp; They should not be concerned about what it is, but there are some things not legal to sell like this.&nbsp; I guessing drugs and body parts and such which crypto might be a way to do this is you wish.&nbsp; LGBQ publishers being banned from sales I find wrong as well.&nbsp; More from the freedom of speech and slippery slope side of things.&nbsp; I might be targeted by buying golf (silly i know), but what about guns or gun parts.&nbsp; I do think that sellers should be able to not sell to customers, like the Nazi in your bar argument, but going through the 3rd party company seems wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 9712755, member: 27385"] I seem to be a bit confused about the OP in that is the problem about credit card companies blocking sales of anything, or that the publishers of LGBQ things are being blocked? I kind of see credit card companies as the middleman between a seller and a buyer where their job is to make the sale and make money themselves. They should not be concerned about what it is, but there are some things not legal to sell like this. I guessing drugs and body parts and such which crypto might be a way to do this is you wish. LGBQ publishers being banned from sales I find wrong as well. More from the freedom of speech and slippery slope side of things. I might be targeted by buying golf (silly i know), but what about guns or gun parts. I do think that sellers should be able to not sell to customers, like the Nazi in your bar argument, but going through the 3rd party company seems wrong. [/QUOTE]

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