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The only way to avoid trouble on Facebook is to never post anything worth looking at. I got Facebook jail for this, which is a photo I got off of Facebook in the first place:  Hunter Biden hanging off of Chinese balloon Screen shots of Facebook's response: https://performancempg.blogspot.com/ https://truthsocial.com/@artnesmith https://twitter.com/art_nesmith https://mewe.com/i/arthurnesmith https://www.linkedin.com/in/arthur-nesmith-2b9ba79b/ https://www.facebook.com/art.ceroteduro.1/

  Art Nesmith got into trouble again. I guess no one working at Facebook knows the CORRECT term for someone from the great state of Louisiana. I wish they'd learn to use their friends at Google before dropping the guillotine blade. "Coon Ass" is the CORRECT term to refer to a person from Louisiana. Clearly someone at Facebook is being petty vindictive. People from states that border Louisiana realize that the term "Coon Ass" is really what people from Louisiana call themselves. I'm done with Facebook. Now to go and post this all over the World Wide Web. Updated: My request to be reviewed rejected I'm protesting at the Facebook review board Latest Message from Facebook. Apparently Facebook may choose not to review it.

Facebook acting in a petty vindictive way gave me Facebook jail for a cartoon claiming, once again, I was posting content depicting people attempting suicide or harming themselves. Below find the cartoon in question which I found posted at MeWe social media site. No warning, 6 days suspension for this. My business website: performancempg.com

Many of you probably have noticed "Community Standards" often being used to take down anything that puts Facebook in a bad light, like memes making fun of Facebook. Update!   Facebook reversed their decision on this and the post has been restored! Facebook restored meme with an apology! Check out this that happened today concerning this meme: Clearly not flattering to Facebook, but not against "Community Standards" Using the "Community Standards" label Facebook took down this meme. Claiming this post can cause harm is misleading. It can only bruise Facebook egos. They use convoluted logic to justify their actions as usual. No information they provide even remotely describes the meme. I disagreed with the decision requesting a review (good luck with that). Facebook doesn't even promise to review it as usual. I'm posting this all over the Internet, at other social media sites as well as Facebook. I'm going to be at MeWe if anyone wants to follow ...

 Facebook suspends account, no post cited, no mention of which rule or rules violated nor the date of the supposed post. I'm no longer on Facebook as my account has been suspended. i requested a review. I'm sure EVERYONE would LOVE to know what post caused this and the content. Since those Neanderthals don't believe it letting a person know why they were suspended, I guess it has little to do with learning and trying to avoid. More about silencing someone they find irritating. I'm posting this all over the Internet. I'm going to clearly point out that Facebook never outlines and reasons for the post that offended them nor did they even bother to tell which rules were violated if any. Review requested. Once again, no notifications, not even by email. I'm on MeWe and will be on Trump's new site when it starts up next month. I'm done with FaceBaboon.  No reason given, no mention of which rules broken nor the date of the offense. http://performancempg.com/

“Indeed, you won the elections, but I won the count.”  — Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza (1896-1956) "You posted the facts ... but we won the deletion." - Facebook Zuckerberg