.@facebook is enabling and amplifying the smearing of Breonna Taylor.
Just in case you didn’t think the platform was hateful enough. https://twitter.com/jesselehrich/status/1309191174687776775
the top 2 posts on all of Facebook about #BreonnaTaylor are videos from Candace Owens & Charlie Kirk smearing her.
This is your periodic reminder that the Facebook Oversight Board is nonsense; it is sleight of hand to distract policy makers and press. Also: the only way FOB is “ahead of plans” would be if the plan was never to meet. https://twitter.com/markscott82/status/1309092655977181185
Fact: @Facebook’s “Oversight Board,” aka its Supreme Court, will be ready to go before US election (ahead of plans)
Fun fact: Board only looks at suspect material that has already been taken down. It has no role in determining if content on the platform has broken FB’s rules.
We went to a Trump rally to ask people what they see in their Facebook feeds.
You can watch the full video here:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/24/tech/trump-supporters-facebook-misinformation/index.html @CNN
Massive Facebook #FAIL, the thousandth example when you run your operation based on your PR and policy needs in order to avoid disruption to your biz model. Facebook had 4yrs for moonshots, they made their "Supreme Court" the focus and are now trying to use it for meaningless PR. https://twitter.com/oliviasolon/status/1309141969063608322
Er... it's launching mid to late October (not set in stone) and will take up to 90 days to review content. It's not going to have any impact on the U.S. election https://www.ft.com/content/ded44f15-4827-4a2c-b977-2bfaadf67f71
That’s ‘shady’ & ‘unethical’ business activities that the British government paid for. And which Boris Johnson has repeatedly refused to answer questions about
Blimey. Cambridge Analytica’s Alexander Nix disqualified from being a company director for 7 years because of ‘shady’ & ‘unethical’ business activities..
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7-year-disqualification-for-cambridge-analytica-boss
WHAT THERE’S MONEY FOR
£1bn+ for post-Brexit border
£15bn for pals to make PPE that often doesn’t work
£400m for satellite system that doesn’t work
£11.8m for app that didn’t work
£12bn for failed Test & trace
£130bn lost through Brexit
WHAT THERE’S NO MONEY FOR
Feeding our kids
250% rise in child food poverty...
We can help fix that with £1bn.
When as a country we’re already spending hundreds of billions, is this not a small price to pay to give every child in the UK the best chance in life or are we going to continue to turn a blind eye?
£12bn spent on Test And Trace?! Well, at least it’s money well spent. Oh.
NEW: Just 10% Of Covid Tests Hit Boris Johnson's 24 Hour Turnaround Target
It's getting worse..(last week was 14.3%)
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/nhs-test-and-trace-24-hour-turnaround-drops-again_uk_5f6c6b7bc5b653a2bcb091af?rtw
This defacing of the Alan Partridge statue is a thing of great beauty.
@BBCLookEast It hasn’t taken long for someone to deface it...
Reminder for media:
It's not Boris, it's Boris Johnson.
Not NHS Test & Trace, it's an outsourced Test & Trace.
Not 240,000 tests a day, it's around 80,000.
Not an Australian-style deal, it's a No Deal catastrofuck.
Not a government, it's an incompetent, corrupt Brexit cult.
People have to understand there isn’t enough money to help the self-employed or freelancers or pay a proper rate of sick pay so people on low wages can afford to self-isolate.
In unrelated news, our failed test and trace system has so far cost £12bn.
Alexa. Show me what a world-beating test and trace system actually looks like.
In case you were wondering how much excess capacity Germany has... this pop-up at Nuremberg station offers FREE tests for passers-by.
Took me 5 mins as I waited for my train. Place was pretty much empty.
Good to see support for employees, but what about the self-employed, people in the arts etc?
Who in the arts is working 30% of their hours?
Plus no increase in Universal Credit.
This is going to be a nightmare for so many.
Time for a Universal Basic Income.
The #Brexit negotiations are between the EU & the UK, they are not solely an internal Westminster matter; this needs to be realised.
Dear America,
After 100s of years of racist police brutality, you(r electoral college) elected a man who said most Mexican immigrants are rapists, wanted to ban Muslims from entering and told cops to injure suspects during arrests.
THIS IS WHAT YOU GET!
#VoteHimOut2020, love🇬🇧
@sheriffofknokem You don't follow me, so you're outside my "chamber" and as for changing your mind...
That's not my job anymore. Events will change the minds of those who aren't fanatics. I just need to shine a light on them.
I really wish I hadn't written this tweet while cooking. Damn typos....
It's just the idea that out of all of the 28 countries of the Euroepan Union... the one that decided it would be cope best with damaging trade, was the island in the middle of the Atlantic that gets 1/3 of its food from the mainland! 🤣🤣😂😂😁😅😅😭
@Official_MRLP A) How do you move on from something that we're still waiting for? We're stuck in the Brexit process. The worst is yet to come. You all got upset when I used the image of the Waif telling Arya to get over being stabbed while the knife was still in her..
B) https://twitter.com/Femi_Sorry/status/1287054190964080641?s=19
If Brexit was a good thing, why are we being told to "move on"? Why aren't we being told: "Look at all these benefits to your life"?
The only reason Brexiteers would be actively trying to stop us linking Brexit to our present & future circumstances is if it was going wrong...
It's just the idea that out of all of the 28 countries of the Euroepan Union... the one that decided it would be cope best with damaging trade, was the island in the middle of the Atlantic that gets 1/3 of its food from the mainland! 🤣🤣😂😂😁😅😅😭
There's been talk that a no deal Brexit would not be too bad for consumers. After all, retailers coped with Covid, what could be worse? Well, there's 3 reasons why a no deal #Brexit is worse than coronavirus for our food supplies 👇👇
3 reasons why a no deal Brexit is worse than Covid for our food supplies
There has been a lot of talk recently that a no deal Brexit would not be too bad for consumers. After all, retailers and their suppliers coped with Co...
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