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>but millions of dollars worth of paid online trolls needn't disclose a thing? Can you elaborate? Twitter doesn't allow paid political advertising and Facebook
by oarabbus_ 7y ago
>but millions of dollars worth of paid online trolls needn't disclose a thing?
Can you elaborate? Twitter doesn't allow paid political advertising and Facebook has a clear disclaimer at the top of every such ad.
- 34679 7y agoThere are political entities which exist solely to provide an online presence for their clients. It's no different than "Russian trolls", except they're being paid by campaigns and committees instead of the KGB. It is my opinion that every comment, submission, and account operated by these organizations should bear a disclosure stating who is paying for them, just like every other paid public communication they might do.
- fat_turdsicle 7y agoI would like to be the first to welcome you to the real world. Where the rich and powerful don't have any intention on following rules. It almost makes you think "why should I follow rules then?"