FTA: > Facebook’s position on political advertising is “a threat to what FB stands for,” 2 points I'd like to make: (1) Facebook is a tool for mid-30s people

FTA: > Facebook’s position on political advertising is “a threat to what FB stands for,” 2 points I'd like to make: (1) Facebook is a tool for mid-30s people like me to share pictures of their kids and vacations with friends and family. We are on it because we're platform locked with logins across various services, and because there's too much critical mass with the generation before us to migrate away. (2) It shouldn't "stand" for anything, nor should any other communications medium. We did not elect a sect of silicon valley developers to decide what is proper communication and what is not.