Facebook can't throw me in jail. Government can.

The main stream media did report that intelligence showed there were no weapons of mass destruction.

Your English needs work. Also, if that's how you feel about software developers, you're on the wrong news site.

If you're trying to say I'm related to Shareblue (whatever the hell that is), stop being an AC and login. Software developer for past 12. How about you?

For context:

3,393 advertisements purchased (a total 3,519 advertisements total were released after more were identified by the company);
More than 11.4 million American users exposed to those advertisements;
470 IRA-created Facebook pages;
80,000 pieces of organic content created by those pages; and
Exposure of organic content to more than 126 million Americans.

Half of Americans saw their content.

This isn't about Democrats, Republicans, Hillary or Trump. Russia didn't care about our politics, they cared about destabilizing us. They did so by making us turn against each other. Over 50 million ad impressions per week. If you're on Facebook, you saw them. And they were designed so that the people who saw them would be most likely to engage (like/comment/share). https://www.usatoday.com/story...

Or that their job is shitty and that should be fixed. I love my job, and the only reason I'd have the mindset of "I'm quitting as soon as I'm able to" is if the environment was so fucked up and out of my control that I'd be happier not doing what I love. What would it take for you to not be happy doing what you love? Because that's the situation some of these people face.

Commutative Law of Multiplication*

If anyone said 5+5+5 = 15 is wrong for 5x3, I'd slap them with the Associative Law of Multiplication. 5x3 = 3x5

I absolutely despise video based news articles. If available, I skip straight to transcript and read that. If not, I usually skip the video. I can read far faster than I can watch the video.

... by going to snopes?

Option 1: Could be Russian/Telegram propaganda.
Option 2: Could be true because seriously, who trusts the FBI/NSA not to violate our privacy anymore?

Really not sure what to believe about this one.

WSJ is paying people to post here? </conspiracytheory>

Virus writers will target the largest market portion. If that's Windows, they'll write viruses for Windows. If it's Mac, they'll write viruses for Mac. If it's Linux, they will start writing viruses for Linux. Just because more vulnerabilities in Windows are known, does not mean there are less total in Linux. And short of taking away admin/sudo access from users completely, malware can always social engineer it's way into administrative privileges during an installer or something similar.

From Google: Hanlon's razor is an aphorism expressed in various ways including "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity" or "Don't assume bad intentions over neglect and misunderstanding." It recommends a way of eliminating unlikely explanations for a phenomenon (a philosophical razor).