Facebook Submits Names Of Users Posing In Pictures With Guns To Homeland Security
Â Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed rumors this morning that the companyÂ would be handing over names and photos of site users who have posted pictures of themselvesÂ with guns to the government. Democrat leaders applauded Facebookâs move, stating that it is important to know who has guns in America, especially since many of the weapons that theyâd seen could very well be unregistered.Despite the excitement from the radical left, many Facebook users, regardless of political stance, were naturally outraged that their âprivateâ photos would be handed over to the Department of Homeland Security.âI donât understand what the big deal is, I mean itâs right there in the user agreement. Line 27 , page 134 of the policyÂ that all users agree to when signing up.Â The subject clearly states âAny and all user information willÂ be shared with Homeland Security upon request from the department.â Itâs right there in black and white. Or blue and white, as the case may be.âWhen asked why FacebookÂ wouldÂ be so willing to work with the government, Zuckerberg said that he was just trying to âdo his patriotic duty.ââI added that line back in after 2009, when Obama took office. After he was elected, he came to me and asked for my help, saying that he wanted to âtransform America,â and he couldnât do that until the country was disarmed,â said Zuckerberg. âThis is a perfect way to find the gun nuts in this country, and keep a watch over them. I think the whole thing has been a huge success, and I for one canât wait to live in a gun-free America.âMany people have already been informed, via registered mail from the government, that they are now âunder watchâ by the agency, and that they had been flagged as âgun nutsâ on Facebook. Several notable websiteÂ users, including Texas cheerleader Kendall Jones, who became national news after pictures of her big game hunts were posted to her Facebook page, have already been reported as well.Â âYes, we closely work with Facebook,â said Homeland Security Director Brian Belmonte, confirming their partnership. âAll we do is ask for theÂ data, and then Facebook hands it over. We collect intel from many sources, but itâs just compiled data, thereâs no need to worry. Feel free to go on with your lives, posting your pictures and every thought you have onto the internet. Thereâs nothing to worry about here.âÂ âItâs right from the socialism 101 handbook,â said senator Ted Cruz.âFirst control the media, then add a heavy progressive tax rate. Those are both done. Next control peopleâs healthcare â oh look, weâve got that, too.Â The last step is to disarm the public so they canât rebel, which is coming soon. One more Democratic President, and the stars on our flag will be replaced with a hammer and sickle. Thatâs why in my campaign for president, my slogan is âless taxes, more guns!ââTexas Cheerleader and famous Big Game Hunter, Kendall Jones, 19, has already had all of her photos reported to Homeland SecurityÂ