Projected Winner 2020: Fraud Unicorns

[Day]

Sure sure sure his arm yeah we are on the same page

lol

[Day]

https://twitter.com/NPR/status/1328841113675976722?s=20

Were gonna forgive 50,000 in student loans, youre gonna love getting 30,000 dollars forgiven, think what you can do with 10,000 dollars forgiveness, so happy to be able to reduce your (non government) loans by 5,000 dollars.

[Qalbert]

It's GOB's three thousand dollar suit but in reverse.

[Zealot]

Booooooo, Biden sucks.

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[Dimmauk]

kamala and graham to cosponsor a bill to teach prisoners to code spy software for 13 cents an hour

Prison reform and job creation. Amazing

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/ASFleischman/sta...163766786?s=19

We've been lied to.

OANN source:

[AoE]

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[NynJa]

Say that shit in spam and see what happens

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/AP_Politics/stat...94257108004864

https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/mee...-2020-election

Tomorrow, Tuesday, at 10 AM ET.

https://www.npr.org/2020/11/17/93598...tical-senators

Not too much came of this other than bipartisan bitching, but here is what I found interesting.

Lawmakers from both parties spent the bulk of the hearing focused on how Facebook and Twitter moderate what users post on their platforms, in many cases pressing them over specific decisions to label individual posts.

Several Democrats grilled Zuckerberg on Facebook's decision not to ban former White House advisor Steve Bannon after he called in a live-streamed video for the beheadings of Dr. Anthony Fauci and FBI director Christopher Wray.

"How many times is Steve Bannon allowed to call for the murder of government officials before Facebook suspends his account?" Blumenthal asked, pointing out that Twitter had permanently suspended Bannon. Zuckerberg said that if Bannon repeatedly violated Facebook's rules, it would take further action.

The one thing everyone at the hearing seemed to agree on? Tech companies need more regulation.

Zuckerberg and Dorsey said on Tuesday they were open to reforming long-standing legal protections that shield online platforms from liability over what users post.

Zuckerberg said tech companies should have to produce transparency reports about what posts they decide to remove. Dorsey called for users to be given more control over the algorithms that determine what content shows up in their timelines.

Dorsey did confirm that one thing will change in the wake of November's vote: President Trump will no longer qualify for Twitter's policy exempting world leaders from some of its rules.

Under that policy, tweets from the president that would have been removed, had they been posted by any other user, were left up on the platform.

"If an account suddenly is not a world leader anymore, that particular policy goes away," Dorsey said.

https://twitter.com/PhilipMichaels/s...52965067681793

[Day]

why do they both look so retarded

[Mertron]

[Kyte]

I was hoping someone would make that connection and when I scrolled down, I was not disappointed.

[NotGreyheim]

Nothing and no one on this planet or any other can convince me that Mark Zuckerberg is a human.

[Dimmauk]

why do they both look so retarded

Growing up latino i learned to never trust someone with no eyebrows. Where the fuck are Zuckerberg's eyebrows?

[Day]

why does he keep cutting his bangs way the fuck back like that also shits gonna be on the tip top of his head soon

[Day]

is jack wearing a turtleneck

[Koyangi]

"Turtleneck n' chain... But they can't see my chain."

[Guyverarmor]

Growing up latino i learned to never trust someone with no eyebrows. Where the fuck are Zuckerberg's eyebrows?

This right here. Highly sus.

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[6souls]

This right here. Highly sus.

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[NotGreyheim]

Still looks more human than Zuck. Maybe it is the eyebrows.