Why does Mark Zuckerberg always look like such a horse’s ass?
Wow. Wouldn’t it have been great if they could have shown us this info, oh, I dunno, LAST YEAR? Talk about the horse already being out of the barn.
(Yes, it’s great that they’re doing something, but they’re not going to convince those who don’t want to be, and it’d be a whole lot more useful if they were being proactive rather than reactive.)
…and then they’ll sell the reactions back to the Russians so that they can further target their audience.
That’s some mighty fine snark right there.
My filters are down. I’ve started drinking for the holidays.
I’m wonder if my Trump supporting friends will actually use this software and report their findings.
I’m gonna go ahead and guess “no.”
Doesn’t any picture of the Tangerine Toddler anywhere count as Russian Propaganda?
Will Facebook also reveal how many people here in America “liked” that Russian propaganda?
That’s Mark Zuckerberg???
A relative recently said, “I don’t care about this shit anymore! I don’t want to read about it! I don’t what to hear about it! I don’t want to think about it! They’re all crooked!”
To which I replied, “Well, that’s exactly why we’re in this mess in the first place–you didn’t want to think about it. And no, you’d can’t have any of my brownies either.”
No, can’t you tell? It’s a horse’s ass!
Why does a horse’s ass always look like a horse’s ass?
Fake fake news!
The answer is “yes.” Lots of it, no matter who you are. If you had a Facebook account any time in 2016 you were exposed to Russian propaganda, even if you had no friends. If you didn’t have a Facebook account, it didn’t matter. You still received a shit ton of Russian propaganda via email from your crazy uncle (who got it from Facebook BTW). There was absolutely no escape from Russian propaganda in 2016 unless you lived in a cave on a deserted island with no access to any form of telecommunications whatsoever.
The camera does not lie. Also, too, ICYMI, South Park did a great number on him last month. Here’s a link to a review; the show is available online, too.
Why does Mark Zucckerberg think locking the barn door after the horse’s ass has gone matters?
What about that volleyball with the phrase “lock her up” scrawled on it in sharpie that washed up with the flotsam…
You know how that show that nobody ever heard of and nobody ever saw when it originally aired suddenly becomes a huge hit in syndication? Yeah, that’s what Schmuckerberg is about to do for Russian ads…