Knives Under Attack - Google and Facebook Ad Banning

[craytab]

I am worried about knife laws not censorship which this isn't anyway. Look into kniferights.org for actual issues to be worried about that we can help change.

 

[mchipman]

Sometimes one leads to the other

 

[-SAKowner-]

I'm not surprised. Facebook has never been a friendly place for knife and gun owners.

 

[bflying]

I'm still there in the interest of gettin' ladies into my Mercedes.

Mercedes being a fancy euphemism of course.

Wait, if the Mercedes is the euphemism, wouldn't you want an invitation "into" her Mercedes instead? Anyway....

I think all traditional ways of life that made this country so great is under attack. Whether it be traditional lifestyles; the idea that each family support their own except for "real" hardship (where the basic concept of charity is being murdered by the simple handout); the idea that each family protect their own family, land, and product of income; and last but not least, where the government steps in only for those issues where it is impractical or impossible for individuals (and/or community) to deal with on their own (in exchange for "government, please do EVERYTHING for me, because, well, the world owes me dangit").

 

[fp627]

At the end of the day, it's up to private companies to decide who's advertising dollars they will take, right?

I don't agree with a lot of google's search and advertising bans either. or similar policies by many other companies for that matter. but end of the day it is their company.

we could debate about how many of these companies have established a virtual monopoly via some questionable methods, but that's a different story.

 

[Your nickk]

I couldn't care less about Facebook. Never had an account there and never will.