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Re:Facebook says Pages that regularly share false news won’t... by bduerst on Monday August 28, 2017 @01:48PM (#15118576)
The Gigapixel is a 360 of the stage so you can see which politicians attended, and not of the crowds in attendance, which the National Park Service's drones captured.

You said 'high resolution video' which the gigapixel is not. Can you link these reliable sources you keep eluding to?

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Re:Facebook says Pages that regularly share false news won’t... by TallGuyShort on Monday August 28, 2017 @01:54PM (#15118629)
Nah I'm done commenting on this. There's clear imagery from both ABC and CNN I've referred to elsewhere in this thread. And it's a bloody 360 image - how hard is that?. If you want to pretend those sources are right-leaning and pretend this is actually a clear-cut case of people being willfully ignorant, whatever.

edit: knock yourself out then if you really couldn't find it from all my other comments on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nieiu8tmLIM.

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Re:Facebook says Pages that regularly share false news won’t... by bduerst on Monday August 28, 2017 @01:58PM (#15118666)
If you're going to claim something is fake news and elude to 'high def video' proving it, then why can't you provide that video when someone asks for it?

I'm beginning to agree with you about this being "a clear-cut case of people being willfully ignorant."

Edit: The video you linked in your edit does not show the crowds. Why did you edit that video link in? Where is the high-def video you eluded to proving the NPS photos were fake news?

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