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To: Mad Dawgg
Actually it is you who don't 'get it' because the fact is that no matter what 'safe guards' that FB attempts to place on it, it is always vulnerable to being hacked or later exposed.

So who are you trying to kid?

And the issue of privacy wasn't the major factor that FB is a waste of time, the fact that most of what goes on it is about nothing of any realy importance to anyone but to the one that that posts it.

So, again, FB has very little value in the real world, and if it ended tomorrow it would have very little effect on anything going on in the real world.

190 posted on 06/09/2012 11:50:42 AM PDT by fortheDeclaration (Pr 14:34 Righteousness exalteth a nation:but sin is a reproach to any people)
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To: fortheDeclaration
"Actually it is you who don't 'get it' because the fact is that no matter what 'safe guards' that FB attempts to place on it, it is always vulnerable to being hacked or later exposed."

OK so now you have morphed your argument to hacking. Newsflash Sparky ANY site is vulnerable to hacking. American Express Master Card and Visa have all been hacked. So now your argument is Facebook is bad because it might be hacked?

Wow, you flail and flail and flail and never gain purchase on a single fact.

Bottom line Sparky Facebook is used by Hundreds of Millions every day. Its used by Businesses and Charities and Churches and Civic Organizations and Politicians and City Government as well as millions of individuals. Facebook is changing the way we communicate. And you can claim its not but we both know you are full of crap! Hahahah

196 posted on 06/09/2012 12:57:07 PM PDT by Mad Dawgg (If you're going to deny my 1st Amendment rights then I must proceed to the 2nd one...)
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