I don't think it's fair, for FB, to have community guidelines, which read, oh you can't talk about whether someone's a coward or whatever. Those are just not fair. It's not cool. Meloni and people who are public figures or public officials and either leaders or trying to be leaders. They have both, special rights to comment. And they also have special responsibility, to accept criticism. Except for me. I will never tolerate criticism. And I will kick you off AngryPages if you do. Because we're a publisher. And you can go write whatever you want on Facebook about Zuckerberg. And whatever you wish on TruthSocial about Trump; including what a rich, ironic oxymoron that brandname is like Leo. And you can even go make all sorts of YouTube videos about Larry Page or Google or whatever about how Sergey Brin "met" Epstein or introduced to JP. I don't care. BUT you write one word about me, and I'll kick you out of my platform.
Anyway, I was just thinking, Meloni, leave it alone. She's a beautiful, brave and capable woman leader. She has a -- well, 90% voter base who are Roman Catholic. And they'll -- the Pope just has insane, disproportionate power there. What he says, goes. He's the God is the father kind of godfather of the godfathers. And he is doing what he's supposed to. Wouldya rather he say, "yes Mr. Trump, invade Iran. Save them. Invade. Kill. Bomb. Destroy. Conquer." Course not. They won't. And they shouldn't. People, all friends, have their ups and downs, their good and bad moments. And friendship is about tempering bonds with humanity's proneness to err.
We still must "win win" Iran next -- like we won't get another chance to do so.
