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Yeah, Warren's stunt was nice, too. [https://www.cnet.com/news/warren-runs-a-false-facebook-ad-to-protest-false-facebook-ads/]

Again, though, this seems to be about rhetoric, not ingrained morality. AOC and Warren are *arguing* one point, Cambridge Analytica et al are arguing another point. Trump's comment during one of the debates with Clinton [ahem] resonated with *lots* of people, something about him not paying taxes makes him smart. Others are arguing that Trump not paying taxes makes him a cheater. The truth is largely irrelevant and what matters is the rhetoric.

On 10/28/19 9:55 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> AOC's contrast is nice because the loyal opposition have already done exactly what she said.   So why not take the path of least resistance and make Facebook a mis-information battleground?   If it further illustrates the uselessness of Facebook, so much the better.


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