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Here is one example of how Facebook refused to remove the paid advertisement from one of the scammers…
A writer’s ever-present internal censor all too often appears with negative messages…
Charging people or not, based on their race, is racist in so many ways…
“Blankety-blank it!” he would roar, turning bright red from the shoulders up…
Not a single one of those media outlets had the integrity to say, “It appears we were wrong…”
All Americans should be outraged by how stupid some “journalists” think we are!
