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Re:Leaked Meta data reveals campaign to remove pro-Palestine... by mmooss on Saturday April 12, 2025 @01:14AM (#43661553)
Just rumors and conspiracy theories.

Where can we see evidence of what you claim?

What do you claim Kahn has done? Do you have evidence? The NY Times regulary publishes news critical of Israel.

Children and parents, siblings, etc. disagree, sometimes extremely, regularly. Children and parents disagreeing is one of the most common stories in humanity. Should Joe resign because of dad's activities?

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Re:Leaked Meta data reveals campaign to remove pro-Palestine... by jgil on Saturday April 12, 2025 @03:13AM (#43662077)
Not OP but -- there is reporting by The Intercept on a leak of guidance that explicitly contains double standards. [1]

Before the leak there was already data-driven analysis about coverage that, in aggregate, shows imbalance. [2]

1 - https://archive.ph/eEwi0

2 - https://archive.ph/fp4vQ

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Re:Leaked Meta data reveals campaign to remove pro-Palestine... by ImPostingOnHN on Saturday April 12, 2025 @04:03PM (#43667520)
> Where can we see evidence of what you claim?

This is not only a reasonable question, but it is a good one, too. Unfortunately, the line beforehand:

> Just rumors and conspiracy theories.

...makes it seem like you've already made up your mind, and makes it difficult to interpret your post as a good-faith attempt on your part to learn something new from someone.

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Re:Leaked Meta data reveals campaign to remove pro-Palestine... by mmooss on Sunday April 13, 2025 @04:54PM (#43675784)
The issue that matters is not me, whoever I am and whatever I think, it's the claims made by the GGP. Which remain worthless until proven otherwise, like all other claims.
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