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I don't think you can regulate opinions. But what you can do quite easily is to disallow statements that are factual wrong. That would solve at least a part o
by bpfrh 7y ago
I don't think you can regulate opinions.
But what you can do quite easily is to disallow statements that are factual wrong.
That would solve at least a part of the problem.
If I say things which where already proven wrong, then I can't post them on Ads.
- briandear 7y ago> things which where already proven wrong Proven by whom?
- remotecool 7y agoin one of Trumps first speeches, he mentioned 'illegal immigrants' and all liberal media said he was talking about immigrants (which implies legal immigrants, but this isn't what he meant or said). I heard the speech myself and couldn't believe outright lying by the media. What's worse, is that everyone that hates Trump believed it and can't be convinced otherwise. The best lies have some truth to them..and are more believable by the public. I already see political ads talking about Trump being impeached, which is factually wrong. I would hope these sorts of ads would be banned and the 'facts' won't be based on an interpretation of the truth.