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Thanks for posting this, beevul. My first exposure to the Liberal Rifle Association --- I'll be checking in with them frequently.
Edited to add: Here's another in an endless list of examples that demonstrate that The Controllers have no idea what they're up against. People in high places all over the country understand that dishonesty needs to be confronted vigorously --- and do so:
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/05/06/meet-the-ultimate-badass-facebook-engineer-reportedly-helping-banned-gun-groups-behind-the-scenes-amid-new-firearms-policy/
what not go after the First? Trouble wih all this is that two can play that game. Reminds me of that old Mad Magazine story about the race for anti-ballistic missiles; stuff flying all over, getting shot down while getting shot, until the new technology: One superpower sends a missile backwards through the earth and blows a chunk out the other side, just after that side of the globe sends one to......
"One of the group pages she flagged for removal, which appears to have been shut down, recently changed names from “Guns & Ammo” to “Buns & Cammo,” complete with a photo of two hamburger buns as the background picture. Another increasingly popular approach is posting a photo of a gun next to another, benign object, such as a can of soda or bed sheets. One post that advocates flagged for removal recently depicts a “slightly used bottle of ketchup” next to a cheap handgun. The price: $100."
http://www.forbes.com/sites/mattdrange/2016/05/03/as-facebook-struggles-to-combat-gun-sales-one-of-its-own-brings-gun-groups-back-online/#1b93d06d3cb3
Haven't seen any evidence of abuse so far although there probably is some on the part of the alerters, while there is ample evidence of abuse from people selling them.
