Honestly, valve should get into money services. It's all evil, but if definitely other the steam card over current payment processors. Gaben, at least, seems to be one of the better toplofties.
this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2026
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Or we could just hold money services to a higher standard to ignore religious fascists. Who gives a fuck what they think? What are they going to do? Start a new banking system because visa or MasterCard allowed somebody else to buy a game with a mature rating? That's hilarious. A few religious nutbags can't do anything to them, yet they bend over for them, it's legitimately fucking bonkers that they'd even give these people a moments worth of attention.
Pure editorial narrative, Julian Benson.