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> The content is legal

It's not. Look up the PROTECT Act of 2003. It's sad that we live in a world where payment processors of all things have to do the government's job.

You dislike MasterCard's and Visa's actually legal actions, your sole recourse is simply not to engage with them. Best of luck!

Content which already violated the policies of MasterCard and Visa. All Collective Shout did was bring it to their attention.

This whole debacle is making a lot of people show their true colors. Grim.

> If they don’t like processing payments for pornography or adult content (including games)

Pornography and adult content is fine—the real issue is that gaming storefronts refuse to moderate their platforms for child pornography and rape material and would rather kill their entire NSFW catalog, all while painting themselves as the victims.

> If they don’t like processing payments for pornography or adult content (including games), then don’t be a payment processor. They’re a business, not a person, and therefore their “preferences” regarding content are irrelevant.

Businesses are composed of people whose preferences matter. No business should be forced to serve pedophiles and rape fetishists.