Whittler -> Democrat -> fascist dictator -> Facebook
Rest assured that any protest against a GOP governor or Trump would not only NOT be removed but promoted.
Historic echo how German companies like Krupp and Bayer were only too willing to assist the Nazis.
Nice!
Fascists!
More impact, change the capitalization
wHitler
OK People.
Time to string up a wire, build a basic transmitter, and broadcast the truth (even if from a bunker).
wow
Last Revolution was against George III.
The next will be against our new de facto ruler, Winnie Xi Pooh.
Anyone who has any dealings with, presence on or otherwise, deserves whatever mistreatment they get.
It’s not facebook, it’s fakebook but hey, they are just a platform, right?
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The fascists in government are using facebook to enforce their fascistic laws and facebook is more than happy to take part.
So they allowed muslims to use FB during Arab Spring but restrict its use in “the land of free”. No place for that in our nation.
But wait — a few years back, the Left kept screeching that “Protest is Patriotic”. What happened?!?!
Never liked the way people started to replace doing their own websites on a domain they purchase, with Facebook instead. So many businesses don’t even maintain a website, they just put up a page on all the big social media outlets. This leaves their business at the whim of left leaning billionaires.
Would be so simple for an organizer to register a domain, get minimal hosting and use one of a gazillion templates that can serve as a social organizing platform. Put signs out and have friends email others. Word will get around locally fast enough.
I used to create sites all the time when fighting issues with the Roswell City Hall. I would make the domain registration private, use great templates and some kind of made up political organization. Then I would seed it in such a way to make it look very active. Got them to immediately stop from converting an old post office to a homeless help center, among a few other minor things. A few years after I moved to another town in Georgia, the post office finally became the homeless service center because no one was willing to even take the simplest steps to fight them.