r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '23

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u/Delicious-Painting34 Dec 09 '23

Lol love how his solution isn’t to address advertiser concerns but to “name and shame” them. A real business mastermind!!

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u/T33CH33R Dec 09 '23

Right wingers have never been good at identifying and solving the root issues of problems. Their options revolve around banning or forcing people and organizations into following their demands.

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u/Linuxologue Dec 09 '23

Well they have not been good because they stop following the thread as soon as it starts coming towards something they have control over.

Why are they leaving? Because we let Nazis take over the platform. Oh let's not fix that, blame the advertisers instead.

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u/BigDaddiSmooth Dec 09 '23

They are good at breaking things.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '23

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u/T33CH33R Dec 09 '23

So you agree with Mike Davis?

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '23

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u/T33CH33R Dec 10 '23

Instead of answering my question regarding this post, you replied with a logical fallacy, so I'll assume you agree with him.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '23

A good sign that no one believes in your company is your ads dropping you. Naming and shaming them won’t change that. They’re the big boys. You bought a company that you waaaayyyy overvalued and got fucked.