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Huh. I mean it is kind of a joke. But it’s not. At the heart of it, it is suggesting voters of a certain intention should unintentionally spoil their ballot. It’s kinda dark. You would get in a fair bit of trouble if you put that on a billboard so I’m not totally surprised Facebook won’t let you post it on their platform.
Howard
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I've seen seen plenty of political jokes/memes on people's Facebook timelines recently, but today is the first time I've ever had anything removed from my timeline by the powers that be, for "not adhering to Facebook standards" It was a repost of this:
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15017172/
Does that mean the someone somewhere has complained about it ?
And/or that someone somewhere is worried that certain people might actually follow the advice ?
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