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Do we rely on Bannon's account (which is available, and different from these three words that keep being repeated, as stated by others), or the choice of words
by alessivs 6y ago
Do we rely on Bannon's account (which is available, and different from these three words that keep being repeated, as stated by others), or the choice of words of a click-baity editorial summary of the Fan Page, or Reuters' alternative choice: "urged beheading"?
EDIT: As noticed below, I have edited this comment to include Reuters.
- AaronFriel 6y agoA Facebook Fan Page is a business page that behaves similarly to a Facebook Profile. In this case, it is a verified Facebook Fan Page that represents and hosts content by Stephen K. Bannon. It is equivalent to an official YouTube channel or Twitter account. It is not a "fan page" in the sense that you mean. Edit: It looks like you may have edited your comment. I think it's important to emphasize that this isn't some random Facebook "fan page", but the official page of Steve Bannon, and it's a verified business page.