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Athiests how can you use facebook when it's the most appauling spying machine ever made? - †Archangel TJ†- 04-08-2014 07:39 PM
Interview with Julian Assange says facebook is just huge violations of human rights.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z9eGuahNII#t=2m2s
- RGBA - 04-08-2014 07:48 PM
Why is this directed to atheists?
- Justine - 04-08-2014 07:56 PM
I would say christians are more oblivious to this that atheists are. You know..the whole blind trust/faith thing?
- The Humanist - 04-08-2014 08:03 PM
You're just saying that because, an image, of your previous question was put on Facebook.
- Namenlos - 04-08-2014 08:04 PM
What's your fascination with "athiests"?
- Joaquim Zorro - 04-08-2014 08:08 PM
Oy! The Xtiams & Moozlims also use the facebook; or you beseeching God to ban all atheists from it?
- Matt - 04-08-2014 08:16 PM
I don't. NSA has been recording our phone calls/email though so, yea.
- david b - 04-08-2014 08:19 PM
I never opened a Facebook account. I don't care for the grade school kind of popularity contest it promotes, and I certainly don't want them spying on me and recording my every move for all time. And it is really crazy, because people post pictures and stories about themselves doing really wild and questionable things. This becomes part of their permanent record and they will never be able to escape.
- michinoku2001 - 04-08-2014 08:23 PM
In a free society, one can choose to give up privacy by placing ones personal information all over the internet.
- El Nerdo Loco - 04-08-2014 08:30 PM
I don't. I never got into the whole social networking thing. But my understanding is that it would only have information you put on there. If you just work on the assumption that nothing you put on the internet is private and that it will exist forever, you should be fine. And this has been a really basic security rule for a very long time.