> Doesn't "all social-media advertising" mean ALL social networks, like Twitter too? Yes. Activist "journalists" are trying to bully Facebook into censoring th

> Doesn't "all social-media advertising" mean ALL social networks, like Twitter too? Yes. Activist "journalists" are trying to bully Facebook into censoring their political opponents, and the best way they know to do that is to set the narrative that Facebook in particular is “too toxic” for any brand. The brands themselves are choosing either to play into that for pricing leverage, or to tell the truth: that everything is too polarized for most advertising. Twitter is trying cave right now to deflect the heat to Facebook, it seems, and I'm sure it looks to them like it's working, but it's only a matter of time before the window shifts and they're next.