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08 May 17
19:53
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Thought this might be interesting but it's just turned into more BBC sour grapes about Brexit and Trump, BBC still hurting.
TBH if you are so stupid in an election mad US you don't even know the date of the vote and didn't vote because of a facebook post..
should you be allowed to vote?
TBH if you are so stupid in an election mad US you don't even know the date of the vote and didn't vote because of a facebook post..
should you be allowed to vote?
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What if you NEVER even look at Facebook - let alone be a member?
How much 'fack all' do 'they' know then? |
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A few people I know have entered complete lies into their profile on Facebook. Wrong name, wrong age, wrong birthday, incorrect likes/dislikes etc. - all that sort of info.
But really if you don't want anyone to know anything about you, then don't have a phone, computer, car, rent or own property, no credit or debit cards .... no nuffin! Live in a forest somewhere and live off the land and there may be a small chance that you will be a 'persona non grata', ie. you don't officially exist. |
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facebook knows nothing about me, never used it, though I am surprised it's still going strong, I thought the novelty of social networking sites would have worn off by now, but apparently not.
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I watched the program wondering how much they might spy on people etc, unless it was packed into the first few minutes, it was none of that, the title was totally misleading. It should have been called "how sour grapes BBC, still seething about Brexit and Trump, are going to find some way to blame Facebook for allowing them to win, try to imply they were both cheating and it's facebook wot won it, and it's so unfaaaaiiirrr"!
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