Process the fucking payments, payment processors.
this post was submitted on 29 Mar 2026
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FUCK YOU demented rapist toady
yeah this isn't suspicious at all.
And certainly wouldn't be selectively enforced anyway. This is 100% "rules for thee not for me" shit.
Like if they get debanked for "religious" or "political" reasons (esp. when they are the ones politicizing literally everything), it's a crime.
Things that they consider political but sensible people consider "human rights", tho? They sleep.
That is for conservatives only though. The judges on the ICC who have been debanked for ruling against Netanyahu can pound sand.
This is interesting.
Trump sued JPMorgan Chase and its CEO, Jamie Dimon, in January for $5 billion over what he alleged was the bank’s improper closure of his accounts in 2021 for political reasons. The bank is fighting the claims. The Trump Organization, led by the president’s sons, also sued Capital One last year over similar debanking allegations, and a federal judge last week dismissed that lawsuit, but gave the plaintiffs time to refile.
Following that link:
Trump sued JPMorgan and Dimon last month, seeking at least $5 billion in damages. He claims the alleged debanking came after Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, shortly before the end of the president’s first term.
So that's what this is about.
Trump has been debanked since the late 90s by almost all US banks, because when you bankrupt two casinos and frequently spend time with mobsters they considered loans to you "high risk" for some reason.
He's been getting loans via Europe (mostly Deutschbank.. which is also Putin's bank of choice), and Russia, for 30 years.
That is, until he won the lottery by convincing the stupidest people alive to vote him into the highest seat of power.
So now it's payback time against all the banks he thinks wronged him.
🤦...here we go again
Somebody's about to do something fucking horrific again.
This seems like a good thing at first and that makes me extra wary.
Nazis say that you are required to let Nazis be your customers. Also that you don't have to serve people you don't want to when it fits their narrative.
Well, to a nazi only nazis are people.
Anarchist/Environmentalists get debanked: I sleep.
Epstein-club child-rapist billionaires get the slightest inconvenience: Real Shit.
Has this actually happened, or just playing the victim again?
The linked article has more info: https://www.bankingdive.com/news/occ-debanking-report-jpmorgan-bofa-citi-wells-fargo-pnc-td-bmo-capital-one-trump-gould/807685/
The OCC expressed concern that, between 2020 and 2025, the banks restricted access or required “escalated reviews and approvals before providing … access” to certain customers with connections to oil and gas, coal, firearms, private prisons, tobacco, payday lending, adult entertainment, digital assets or political action committees and political parties.
It’s that last part that, presumably, spurred President Donald Trump in January to accuse Bank of America – while its CEO was on stage at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland – of debanking conservatives.
"We called ourselves the MOD Squad, short for Merchants of Death."
Looks like Alcohol, tobacco, and firearms have a whole new set of friends.
Ah yes. When i read the fascist FTC head sent the letter — a criminal who threatens antifascist media for political speech — I was certain consequences will only apply to debanking fascists.
Thanks, but that article doesn’t mention too many specifics either. I am going to assume that if someone was denied service it’s because they are criminals, not conservatives. The line is blurry though.
There was a big deal last year after Mastercard and Visa threatened the indie game site itch.io for allowing adult games, after a single complaint from an Australian anti-porn group.
Payment processors shouldn't be gatekeepers of what we can buy. They should just process the payments and take their cut for being a middleman.
Realistically, it's likely that someone with money was denied access, and used their money to hire lobbyists to make this a political problem.
How DARE they Discriminate AGAINST the Epstein Class!
-Republicans probably!