I am ashamed of the ad policy decisions that Facebook has made lately, notably allowing misleading and false political ads. All previous scandals could be attributed to incompetence rather than malice, but nothing has been so egregiously asserted.
Who are you describing as "vulnerable and precarious"? And do you not think that people make those assumptions?
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I mean people who are not able to voice criticism of their employer publicly for fear of losing their means of subsistence. I certainly agree with you that people make those assumptions. But those assumptions are wrong and should be challenged, not accepted.
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I say accept as in, just be aware of them. Acceptance doesn't mean you have to think that it's fair. My criticism is against Facebook employees who seem surprised when others generalize and assume bad intent. What does challenging actually look like?
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