Facebook takes down Trump ads 'for violating our policy against organized hate'

There's no question this was a blatant attempt to appeal to white nationalists and now the admin is making up stuff to cover its tracks. You can tell because they are testing two excuses not one.

The whole this is Antifah's symbol is hilarious, coupled by the sad attempt to call it an emoji.

 

"Jeb's wife is ILLEGAL" - lulz.

 

Ye kings of intellectual dishonesty.

Of course context matters. When a white supremacist uses an upside down red triangle to identify his enemies that's a little different than using a red upside down triangle to show losses on the stock market or some such mundane action.

Good job, good effort.

 

He doesn't care. @Os Trigonum pretends to be intellectual but in reality is just is pushing his agenda. Instead of critical thinking he jumps on the right-wing defense to cover their tracks. He knows full well that the ad wasn't an emoji or tech control image or whatever. He's not debating honestly.

 

yep, it's all about me

 

I see that Os is ramping up to full on clown mode as election draws near.

 

This explains some people here really well.

 

yes your posting style is about you.

 

it's hilarious that you personalize every discussion

 

I'm sorry you are bothered by criticism

 

I am bothered by faulty inferences

 

What's the faulty inference you are bothered by here?

 

just about everything you write

 

Sounds like you don't like people pointing out the issues with your statements

 

there's hope for you yet:

https://medium.com/@briaeliza/faulty-inferencing-is-the-reason-highly-intelligent-people-are-often-very-anxious-5be444c312d6#:~:text=A faulty inference is when,not, or are highly unlikely.

 

My only inference is that you are too intelligent to know that the ad was an emoji

 

your faulty inference was thinking a link to corporate upside down triangle emojis had anything to do with Trump or Trump's campaign

 

And your faulty inference is thinking that an ad with a big upside down triangle doesn't have anything to do with a Nazi symbol

 

I have NOWHERE discussed "an ad with a big upside down triangle". . .