Why? Because he’s not going to continue to take campaign money from PAC’s? That’s what is wrong with this country now. Every politician owes their soul to these corporations, unions, and special interests groups due to PAC money. So they screw over the average Joe to take care of their donors. None of the care about the people they’re suppose to represent. The only goober and asshat in here is you.Hilarious. Don't know how any of you goobers can support this asshat.
I think the Court will be right on this after it overturns the election.
Pretty sure they said a suspension was justified but that the rules didn’t allow for it to be indefinite. It either needed to be permanent or for a fixed period.What’s more amateur hourish is the “board” upholding the ban while acknowledging there wasn’t a basis to do so and FaceBook violated their own rules in imposing it.
It’s almost like.... arbitrary social media censureship on users that they don’t agree with or they dislike is amateur.
So no that isn’t a good take I’d submit. “Justified” is a huge stretch. The board found FB did violate their own policy which was fairly arbitrary to begin with. Since the board found that the policy was violated a better more even handed finding would have been to reverse the ban, have FB clearly restate the expectations, and have all parties acknowledge the expectations. And that would work in FB’s favor because there is no way Trump would follow that process and that would green light FB to be punitive.Pretty sure they said a suspension was justified but that the rules didn’t allow for it to be indefinite. It either needed to be permanent or for a fixed period.
"At the time of Mr. Trump's posts, there was a clear, immediate risk of harm and his words of support for those involved in the riots legitimized their violent actions," the Oversight Board wrote in the announcement of its decision. "Given the seriousness of the violations and the ongoing risk of violence, Facebook was justified in suspending Mr. Trump's accounts."So no that isn’t a good take I’d submit. “Justified” is a huge stretch. The board found FB did violate their own policy which was fairly arbitrary to begin with. Since the board found that the policy was violated a better more even handed finding would have been to reverse the ban, have FB clearly restate the expectations, and have all parties acknowledge the expectations. And that would work in FB’s favor because there is no way Trump would follow that process and that would green light FB to be punitive.
Awesome. The shills said they were right so FB was right. Bravo. Here read Turley’s take on it. And just so we’re clear Trump is the Englishman."At the time of Mr. Trump's posts, there was a clear, immediate risk of harm and his words of support for those involved in the riots legitimized their violent actions," the Oversight Board wrote in the announcement of its decision. "Given the seriousness of the violations and the ongoing risk of violence, Facebook was justified in suspending Mr. Trump's accounts."
Facebook Ban On Donald Trump Will Hold, Social Network's Oversight Board Rules
Awesome. The shills said they were right so FB was right. Bravo. Here read Turley’s take on it. And just so we’re clear Trump is the Englishman.
Jonathan Turley: Facebook vs. Trump – Big Tech has allowed for the creation of a state media without the state
And on that we agree. There is no neutrality here on this “oversight board” and it’s this kind of antics that’s going to get their asses put under federal oversight. Which will be even more screwed up as at its base by definition that is pure political.I think the idea that their justification is wholly derived from the approval of this board is completely bonkers.
I doubt we agree.And on that we agree. There is no neutrality here on this “oversight board” and it’s this kind of antics that’s going to get their asses put under federal oversight. Which will be even more screwed up as at its base by definition that is pure political.