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    Being Alone, Children, and Facebook: THIS LATINO MARINE
 VETERAN'S LIFE'S WORK
 DESTROYED BY
 ZUCKERBERG'S
 CENSORSHIP AGENDA
You are probably wondering, whereโ€™s your favorite @unclesamsmisguidedchildren Facebook page? One of the largest Veteran-owned patriotic brands and Facebook Pages was censored by Zuckerberg and the silence is deafening from well known Conservatives. Thatโ€™s right, Facebook took down our 2.2 million follower page. It is owned by Latino Marine Veteran Rick Ferran, also known as โ€œTankโ€- a nickname given to him by his followers. Uncle Samโ€™s Misguided Children If you understood the amount of time, money, and heart invested in the creation of Uncle Samโ€™s Misguided Children, you would only begin to feel what Rick and his team have felt over the years. Is Rick perfect? No. Is he a great American โ€“ absolutely yes. As a single father who tries valiantly to provide for his daughter, Facebook has taken away his livelihood and ability to provide for her. He has invested his entire life, all of his hard-earned money, and his heart into creating the patriotic clothing brand known as Uncle Samโ€™s Misguided Children. Seven days a week. Thatโ€™s how much Rick and his team work. They have provided content for Facebook since the brandโ€™s inception in 2009. At first sinking $50,000 into Facebook ads, he quickly learned that it was not producing what he needed for his store that has grown to 2,600 products. Through the loss of FIVE Facebook pages since 2009, counting the latest one at 2.2+ million followers, the company has take huge hits from the discriminatory business practices of Mark Zuckerberg. We have literally lost millions of dollars by Facebookโ€™s actions over the years. We brought millions of dollars to Facebook so they could advertise to our organic followingโ€ฆthey made money off us, but theyโ€™ve taken away our ability to make money. At one point we had a warehouse where our products were stored. It had to be closed after one of the first page take downs. If they had left us alone, weโ€™d have 10 million followers by now. That must be why Zuckerberg is afraid. Rick has conducted hundreds and hundreds of podcasts with veterans and people in the news. People like James Oโ€™Keefe, Lt Col Allen West, Dinesh Dโ€™Souza, John Tiegen, Kris Paronto, patriots of all races and lifestyle
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Being Alone, Children, and Facebook: THIS LATINO MARINE
 VETERAN'S LIFE'S WORK
 DESTROYED BY
 ZUCKERBERG'S
 CENSORSHIP AGENDA
You are probably wondering, whereโ€™s your favorite @unclesamsmisguidedchildren Facebook page? One of the largest Veteran-owned patriotic brands and Facebook Pages was censored by Zuckerberg and the silence is deafening from well known Conservatives. Thatโ€™s right, Facebook took down our 2.2 million follower page. It is owned by Latino Marine Veteran Rick Ferran, also known as โ€œTankโ€- a nickname given to him by his followers. Uncle Samโ€™s Misguided Children If you understood the amount of time, money, and heart invested in the creation of Uncle Samโ€™s Misguided Children, you would only begin to feel what Rick and his team have felt over the years. Is Rick perfect? No. Is he a great American โ€“ absolutely yes. As a single father who tries valiantly to provide for his daughter, Facebook has taken away his livelihood and ability to provide for her. He has invested his entire life, all of his hard-earned money, and his heart into creating the patriotic clothing brand known as Uncle Samโ€™s Misguided Children. Seven days a week. Thatโ€™s how much Rick and his team work. They have provided content for Facebook since the brandโ€™s inception in 2009. At first sinking $50,000 into Facebook ads, he quickly learned that it was not producing what he needed for his store that has grown to 2,600 products. Through the loss of FIVE Facebook pages since 2009, counting the latest one at 2.2+ million followers, the company has take huge hits from the discriminatory business practices of Mark Zuckerberg. We have literally lost millions of dollars by Facebookโ€™s actions over the years. We brought millions of dollars to Facebook so they could advertise to our organic followingโ€ฆthey made money off us, but theyโ€™ve taken away our ability to make money. At one point we had a warehouse where our products were stored. It had to be closed after one of the first page take downs. If they had left us alone, weโ€™d have 10 million followers by now. That must be why Zuckerberg is afraid. Rick has conducted hundreds and hundreds of podcasts with veterans and people in the news. People like James Oโ€™Keefe, Lt Col Allen West, Dinesh Dโ€™Souza, John Tiegen, Kris Paronto, patriots of all races and lifestyle
                
                

                
            

            
            
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    Food, Memes, and Money: @pipesmalone
 just wanna share something cool i read
 in my book today that i didn't know!!
 mo
 THE POWER OF KINDNESS
 who had known the torment of hunger, were now ready to
 give up their food to show their solidarity to other human
 e money tw carity tor all
 es
 When the terrible September 11 terrorist attack took
 place, most of the world knew in a matter of minutes. But
 some people heard about it much later. A tribe in South
 Kenya, in an area remote from Western technology, learned
 about the attack only seven or eight months later. I do not
 know how these people, who are not in the least acquainted
 with our world, imagine it to be, and what they understood
 about the catastrophe. But they realized a tragedy had oc-
 curred. Dressed in their multicolored garments, they held a
 solemn meeting and decided they would send their most
 precious possession-sixteen cows-to the people of New
 York to help them in this difficult moment. These people,
 beings they had never met.
 Generosity is exactly this: to give that which is dearest to
 us. It is an act that transforms us. After it, we will be poorer,
 but we will feel richer. Perhaps we will feel less equipped
 and secure, but we will be freer. We will have made the
 world we live in a little kinder.
 159
โ€˜The power of kindnessโ€™ Tag someone amazing ๐Ÿ’• @peopleareamazing @peopleareamazing @peopleareamazing
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Food, Memes, and Money: @pipesmalone
 just wanna share something cool i read
 in my book today that i didn't know!!
 mo
 THE POWER OF KINDNESS
 who had known the torment of hunger, were now ready to
 give up their food to show their solidarity to other human
 e money tw carity tor all
 es
 When the terrible September 11 terrorist attack took
 place, most of the world knew in a matter of minutes. But
 some people heard about it much later. A tribe in South
 Kenya, in an area remote from Western technology, learned
 about the attack only seven or eight months later. I do not
 know how these people, who are not in the least acquainted
 with our world, imagine it to be, and what they understood
 about the catastrophe. But they realized a tragedy had oc-
 curred. Dressed in their multicolored garments, they held a
 solemn meeting and decided they would send their most
 precious possession-sixteen cows-to the people of New
 York to help them in this difficult moment. These people,
 beings they had never met.
 Generosity is exactly this: to give that which is dearest to
 us. It is an act that transforms us. After it, we will be poorer,
 but we will feel richer. Perhaps we will feel less equipped
 and secure, but we will be freer. We will have made the
 world we live in a little kinder.
 159
โ€˜The power of kindnessโ€™ Tag someone amazing ๐Ÿ’• @peopleareamazing @peopleareamazing @peopleareamazing
                
            

            
            
โ€˜The power of kindnessโ€™ Tag someone amazing ๐Ÿ’• @peopleareamazing @peopleareamazing @peopleareamazing