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Heβs pathetic!
20.02.2025 12:32 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Can anyone find a copy of this wrap ad that the Post had no problem running last fall? Would love to see it.
thehill.com/media/514849...
Last Fall, the Washington Post allowed a right wing group to run a full page ad falsely attacking me for protecting voting rights. Today, Bezos' paper won't accept ads criticizing Elon Musk.
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Trump posted 14 times about his Daytona 500 tripβbut not once about the deadly flooding in multiple states.
17.02.2025 14:33 β π 9307 π 2928 π¬ 938 π 248Someone should ask him what the C stands for.
14.02.2025 21:51 β π 3538 π 466 π¬ 396 π 53But in its panicked retreat from the system it spent years building, Meta may now be putting billions of users at risk. Just because Meta deleted that line about hateful speech causing offline violence doesn't mean it isn't true. And now the company has all but declared open season on immigrants, transgender people and whatever other targets that Trump and his allies find useful in their fascist project. "I can't tell you how much harm comes from non-illegal but harmful content," a longtime former trust and safety employee at the company told me. The classifiers that the company is now switching off meaningfully reduced the spread of hate movements on Meta's platforms, they said. "This is not the climate change debate, or pro-life vs. pro-choice. This is degrading, horrible content that leads to violence and that has the intent to harm other people."
I talked to 10 current and former Meta employees about the company's surrender to the right on speech issues. All were upset. One person called the changes "a precursor to genocide" www.platformer.news/meta-fact-ch...
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