“GoFundMe’s response to an anti-mandate, pro-liberty movement should ring alarm bells to anyone using the donation platform and, more broadly, any American wanting to protect their constitutional rights,” Paxton said in an emailed statement. “Many Texans donated to this worthy cause.
I am acting to protect Texas consumers so that they know where their hard-earned money is going, rather than allowing GoFundMe to divert money to another cause without the consent of Texas citizens.”GoFundMe “went woke,” and froze the movement’s funds.
TOS says they can remove any campaign for any reason 😎
It’s a foreign bloody country, which isn’t subservient to a business or Texas. It’s not Canada’s fault Ted Cruz turned out the way he did, either.
What a waste of taxpayer money. They’re a PRIVATE company. They can cut, hold, freeze or refund if they wish to. These Republicans are all about “capitalism”, “free market” and “no Federal Laws to trample ones rights”. But if a company does something they don’t like, they cry.
you would think they would have enough to look into their own issues?
They are refunding the money. So what the hell are they investigating?
Of course he did. As a sane Texan, these idiots need to stop virtue signaling and spending our taxpayer money.
Such performative nonsense. 🤦🏻
Private enterprise. Right to refuse service. Fascism working hard from TX.
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