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    indykid

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    They are already people running Facebook complaining about losing the younger people who are getting into other sites. Just what Facebook would need is to alienate a good portion of their remaining clients. A few postings about not supporting Facebook advertisers might get their attention. And if that didn't work and they do ban firearm sites, full boycott of Facebook would be next.
     

    Indynic

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    Yeah, their site, their rules, but it's intended to be an avenue of communication. Let's ban gun related pages, but allow MDA to spread ridiculous lies. I would boycott it because it's not right to allow one side to express their views, but not the other.
     
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    Gunbook?

    "G19 takes selfie."

    "G19 posted... 'why wont the 1911 kids stop teasing me about my tupperware mom?'"

    "Primer posted....'In the never ending search for my relatives - Brass, Powder, and Bullet - I shall never give up."'

    Keltec posted on Hipoints page "YO GURL YU GAVE ME THE RUST...B!/*#*H"
     

    Lebowski

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    Between corn and soybean fields.
    While I don't agree with it, I think it's a bit silly that people are on FB posting things under their real name. I lurk https://www.facebook.com/groups/southernIGT/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/southernindianafirearms/ and certainly don't feel comfortable posting in either one. I mean, I have, but it's rare. I'd certainly not want to be a frequent poster. Then you got all the crazies thinking, "Hmm, I bet that Lebowski sure has some guns and valuables at his house..."

    Maybe I'm just paranoid. <shrugs>


    Also, if this happens expect more trolls/spam on INGO as people try to get their post counts up to sell their Hi Points and Jeminez Arms pistols for $50 over what is brand new at the LGS, and the *******s and bickering that comes with it. ;)
     

    jwh20

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    This, of course, is typical liberal-elitist double-standard. How would the headlines read if Facebook were considering banning all LGBT pages and ads? The outcry would be heard round the world!
     

    GodFearinGunTotin

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    Mitchell
    If they did ban all gun themed/related content, there'd be only so many "who'll give me a million likes" pages or new food recipes I'd be able to stand.
     

    Snapdragon

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    I do Facebook. It's a way to stay in communication with a lot of family and friends that I would not otherwise be in touch with. I didn't join Facebook because of guns, and I would not leave Facebook because of guns.
     
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