PayPal tries left-wing totalitarianism with policy against ‘misinformation’

Published October 9, 2022 12:00am ET



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We all know that liberals, Democrats, and other left-wingers will try anything if it means imposing their radical morality and agenda on the people. They will criticize, demonize, vilify, and fearmonger to achieve their goals. Their tactics also include oppressive totalitarianism and seeking to punish those who resist and do not comply. The latest example is PayPal’s decision to fine people $2,500 who they felt were promoting “misinformation.” It was to go into effect on Nov. 3.

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