Mr. Zuckerberg was even more optimistic about the possibility of using the same tool to suppress fake news in the US. "China is a beta-test with a billion users," he said.
I'm not sure China will like the idea of being used as a "beta test" of a censorship platform designed by a western company such as Facebook. They still don't understand China do they?
> Trump also said an American-born district judge was unfit for his job because of his Mexican heritage.
Ironically, you've bought into fake news. The actual reason Trump's lawyers said this judge shouldn't preside over this case is because the judge was a member of SDLRLA, an extremely political Latino advocacy organization. Trump's lawyers were correct to claim conflict of interest.
Nope. It's only fake if you think CNN is so biased they're creating a CGI Trump and interviewing it. The debacle wasn't around something some lawyers said.
>the judge was a member of SDLRLA, an extremely political Latino advocacy organization.
The SDLRLA (La Raza Lawyers Association) is a Latino bar association. The NCLR (National Council of La Raza) is the political Latino advocacy organization. The two organizations are not the same.
Yes, I'm well aware; what would make you think I didn't know that? There is allowed to be more than one politically active Latino advocacy organization.
What is a legal latino? Is it illegal to be a particular kind of latino? Seems dehumanizing and hence dangerous to be labeling people, not actions, as "legal" or "illegal".
Heh I didn't know this and I'm not a Trump supporter but I had nonetheless noticed that The Onion was being pretty sycophantic and unfunny both before and after the election.
