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Wikipedia’s nonprofit status questioned by D.C. U.S. attorney

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sgnelson ◴[26 Apr 25 02:54 UTC] No.43800493[source]▶
Serious question, after the past few months, how can anyone deny that America is heading in a totalitarian direction? Those of you who believe that all of the many actions that have happened in the past few weeks are "okay", please explain your perspective without resorting to "whataboutism" or cherry picking only one or two of the things that have occurred lately. Because from what I'm sitting, this is not behavior of a government based on democratic ideals.
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1. dayvigo ◴[26 Apr 25 06:43 UTC] No.43801444[source]▶
Conservatives are the most prominent and dangerous de-bankers. It is well known that Mormons have a lot of power the payment processor world, and censor content they find offensive to their religion, using concerns about fraud and chargebacks as mere convenient excuses.