Facebook Bans Ads Discouraging Vaccines

re: Facebook Bans Ads Discouraging Vaccines

Bluesss — 10/15/2020 3:51:15 PM

When FB flags a post as misinformation, and the information is true, then isn't FB posting misinformation? FB is pushing their own belief is one thing, but to label another person's belief as misinformation seems out of their jurisdiction to decide, for lack of better words. I think free speech is not deciding what can be said, or there is no end to the argument. Just tell people to expect to hear or read anything and try to get good at deciphering, a skill needed in the real world anyway. At the same time, it's FB site so either you like it or you can leave makes sense too under normal circumstances I guess. With a large audience, to censor, label as misinformation, and then use suggestiveness to persuade people's decision making seems like a brainwashing technique. So, isn't it that FB has already acknowledged allowing studies that tamper with people' emotions and so on? That part surely seems unjust, and take seriously.

Possibly FB will find that some of their beliefs, vaccine or flu shot for example., doesn't turn out to be accurate. Does FB list the side effects and number of injuries that occur with vaccine, as we see on drug commercials? I don't know what FB is doing these days, other than some of what other people are reporting. This much, FB brings in all kinds of energy from all over. With enough to keep your day going, why wreck yourself with FB madness. That was my decision.

Sadly, if people have a different view and express it on FB, maybe even with good intention or, at least not ill, they might end up with a fake file existing somewhere longer than media fake news feeds. FB seems, possibly, used as a source of 'who is a friend or foe', or something difficult to understand, decided by differing opinion. There might be more than just regular ole censorship bad energy generated.. Jumping to conclusions by some who monitor FB can be devastating to others. Regardless, I have friends who differ in opinion offline without problem , so that can be done.

re: Facebook Bans Ads Discouraging Vaccines

jintampa1 — 10/15/2020 11:22:47 AM

Thanks Almond for your many helpful suggestions, I'm happy to see that you have taken self sufficiency to a whole new level, I have learned many good things from your posts, Namaste.

re: Facebook Bans Ads Discouraging Vaccines

quakes4 — 10/15/2020 10:10:15 AM

Facebook has become a branch of the mainstream media.

re: Facebook Bans Ads Discouraging Vaccines

Almond — 10/15/2020 3:04:25 AM

Keep Oscillicoccinium on your shelf. Try front-end-loading if you need it, then, 5 pellets every 15 minutes for a few hours until symptoms break. It may also be wise to stock a homeopathic noside kt in your home medicinary with remedies for epidemics. Used to be able to buy 'Vita Biotic' from The Eclectic Institute. I found it was better than Neupogen for raising white blood cell counts. It has been discontinued. However, you can still find it listed as out-of-stock on websites, along with the label information. A person could easily make the herbal part of this remedy at home. Use fresh herbs nd pharmaceutical grade ingredients, though. In a worst case scenario, use what is available from a supermarket. Use any therapies to balance qi.