Posted on 09/03/2020 4:09:49 PM PDT by MNDude
Social media giant Facebook has announced plans to ban new political ads for the week leading up to Election Day on November 3. Mark Zuckerberg announced the ban along with several other changes because he fears “there could be an increased risk of civil unrest across the country.”
NBC News reports that Facebook has announced plans to ban new political ads in the week leading up to Election Day on November 3. The site will also remove posts that try to suppress or discourage voting according to company CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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“there could be an increased risk of civil unrest across the country.” ya think? and not because of face book
They won’t ban dem ads.
No matter
Anyone not wanting to get on board with recovery - recovery from swamp dwelling- will be left behind in a big way
No problem, I never signed up to Facebook.
Won’t miss a thing, lol
He needs a dirt nap.
Denial of service?
And guess what? THEY’RE RIGHT!!! But it will be mostly from the people FB staffers identify with until Nov. 4.
GOP ads will be banned by October 1st. Count on it.
Election interference in the name of appeasing violent liberals ...
WTF happened to America? /s
FaceBook will be so much better when Lin Wood and John Pierce own it. :)
Expect Fuc#book and Twatt to fully ban ALL conservative content for at least one month prior to the election.
They are already blocking PDJT because of ‘bad man’.
I second that notion
:)
To the victor go the spoils!
SORRY - DON’T WANT Free Republic getting cancelled on my account! Know you are only doing what is required and running SCARED too!
And you people or those folks still have an account with these *ssholes which provide zuke the f*ck with a revenue stream - HOW STUPID! STOP THIS SH*T AND SHUT HIM DOWN - capitalist America!
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