All Friends ,Cautiously write and comment for your's Facebook, Now.
I'd
write this letter for which comment or share world media but blockaded
my facebook account 24 hrs and 48 hrs not share and comment.
Buddha + Christian = No problem
Buddha + Hindi = No problem
Hindi + Christian = No problem
Buddhist + Muslims = Problem
Christian + Muslims = Problem
Hindi + Muslims = Problem
Muslim + Muslim = Big Problem... Right?
Buddha + Hindi = No problem
Hindi + Christian = No problem
Buddhist + Muslims = Problem
Christian + Muslims = Problem
Hindi + Muslims = Problem
Muslim + Muslim = Big Problem... Right?
open your eyes & look into the world!
I don't mean every Muslim is terrorism but every terrorist is Muslim all over the world.
Attcked
first terrorists muslims and then they make first lying &crying
upload as attacked as by other on their muslims arround the world.
All Friends,Cautiously write and comment! but face book policies is can't write the inspired by religious!
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April 11, 2017
Facebook Political Engagement
Code of Conduct
Facebook’s mission is to make the world more open and connected. As
we work to achieve this goal, we expect all of our employees, including
those on our Public Policy team, to follow our Code of Conduct and to always act lawfully, honestly, and ethically.
Compliance and Reporting
It is important for Facebook to develop relationships with elected
officials and candidates for public office who share our vision of an
open Internet and a culture of innovation. The Vice President of US
Public Policy oversees all corporate political activity in the United
States and is aided, in some instances, by across-functional team that
includes representatives from Facebook’s Public Policy,Communications,
and Legal departments, as well as outside counsel to ensure compliance
with applicable disclosure laws, including the timely filing of required
reports.
Facebook’s Policies For Assessing Candidates and Making Political Contributions
Under US campaign finance law, Facebook (like all corporations) is
prohibited from donating directly to federal political candidates. Since
many Facebook employees wish to support federal candidates who share
their goal of making the world more open and connected, we formed
Facebook, Inc. PAC (FBPAC) in 2011. FBPAC is regulated under the Federal
Election Commission and its activity, which is reported quarterly, may
be found here.
In deciding which federal candidates to support, Facebook PAC
considers whether an individual candidate’s policy stances are
consistent with Facebook’s public policy agenda and business interests,
particularly the individual’s commitment to fostering innovation and an
open Internet. We also consider whether Facebook has a presence in a
candidate’s district or state, whether a candidate works on policy
issues that are relevant to Facebook, and whether the candidate holds a
key committee or leadership position.
Where permitted by law, Facebook may contribute to candidates for
state office, with the goal of promoting a more open and connected
world. Our Vice President of US Public Policy oversees these
contributions with the assistance of a cross-functional team that
includes representatives from Facebook’s Public Policy, Communications,
and Legal departments. State political activity is conducted in
compliance with applicable disclosure laws, including the timely filing
of required reports.
The private political preferences of Facebook executives, directors,
and employees do not influence either FBPAC’s or the Company’s political
contributions. Additionally, a contribution to a candidate for office
does not mean that we agree with every policy or position that candidate
may espouse.
No campaign contribution will be made with the expectation that Facebook will receive something in return.
Facebook PAC Contributions
You can view a detailed report of Facebook’s PAC contributions to
federal candidates by clicking the link below. This report, which will
be updated annually, includes contributions made since 2012.
Contributions – States
You may view a detailed report of Facebook corporate political
contributions to candidates in states that permit them, by clicking the
link below. This report, which will be updated annually, includes
contributions made since 2010.
Lobbying Disclosure Filings
Facebook regularly discloses information about our federal and state
lobbying activities. You may view our quarterly federal lobbying
disclosures for the past several years, by clicking the links below.
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