Posted on Aug 17, 2018
Facebook Blocks Republican Congressional Candidate Ad
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Facebook has restricted Republican congressional candidate Elizabeth Heng's campaign from placing a video ad, deeming it too "shocking, disrespectful or sensational" because it features her American immigrant parents, who survived brutalities by the Khmer Rouge communists during the Cambodian Civil War.
"It is unbelievable that Facebook could have such blatant disregard for the history that so many people, including my own parents, have lived through," says the 33-year-old Republican contender, who is challenging incumbent Democrat Jim Costa for California's 16th congressional district seat, in a statement.
"It is unbelievable that Facebook could have such blatant disregard for the history that so many people, including my own parents, have lived through," says the 33-year-old Republican contender, who is challenging incumbent Democrat Jim Costa for California's 16th congressional district seat, in a statement.
Facebook Blocks Republican Congressional Candidate Ad
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Facebook has the right to establish "standards and practices" for its advertisers, and terms of use for its subscribers. The same as I would have the right to kick Facebook to the curb, as everyone should do; but I can't, because I read their terms of use when I considered using the application. And decided I didn't need to grant them full access to my digital underwear drawer.
Dump em (Facebook).
Dump em (Facebook).
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Isn't FB still located in CA? They have to keep CA from being a real state in the Republic no matter the cost. They do NOT want to give up Federal Funding but don't want Washington to make the rules for them. The rest of the states should bow to CA in reverence as they are "special".
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