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RazBerryBeret

(3,075 posts) Thu Mar 14, 2019, 01:03 PM Mar 2019

Survey found on facebook....

Take it! see if we can screw with their results:

https://action.donaldjtrump.com/msm-media-accountability-survey/?utm_source=dp_facebook_b&utm_medium=ad&utm_campaign=20190305_tmagacpros-creative249_q12019-audience46-copy8-ocpmycr-us-b-21-65-nf-all-lp03_donaldjtrump_tmagac&utm_content=gop_surveys&fbclid=IwAR2XkMOJNh_WwLuY4Yr6ctLe8TpTVddF1lW-rXj7FAhv08NdWpBaPISLlhQ

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Survey found on facebook.... (Original Post) RazBerryBeret Mar 2019 OP

That is one serious concentration of victimhood right there. TwilightZone Mar 2019 #1

Some of the questions remind me of, "Are you still beating your wife, Croney Mar 2019 #2

They are ALL worded that way. Dave Starsky Mar 2019 #8

What a pile. Faux pas Mar 2019 #3

Started taking it, but stopped. There is no way I am giving them my name and email. vsrazdem Mar 2019 #4

Just use a fake one. TwilightZone Mar 2019 #5

Mailinator.com will give you an instant throw-away e-mail address. Dave Starsky Mar 2019 #6

Agree MiniMe Mar 2019 #10

Didn't I read that one of the vulnerabilities with Facebook was in the third party surveys? Doremus Mar 2019 #7

K&R HAB911 Mar 2019 #9

TwilightZone

(25,471 posts)

1. That is one serious concentration of victimhood right there.

Reply to RazBerryBeret (Original post)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 01:14 PM

Mar 2019

It occasionally still surprises me how 35-40% of the voting public can't see through this guy.

Croney

(4,661 posts)

2. Some of the questions remind me of, "Are you still beating your wife,

Reply to RazBerryBeret (Original post)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 01:19 PM

Mar 2019

or have you stopped?"

Dave Starsky

(5,914 posts)

8. They are ALL worded that way.

Reply to Croney (Reply #2)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 02:30 PM

Mar 2019

The assumptions are all wrong, which make the questions that are based on those assumptions meaningless.

The best thing to do in that situation is to answer "no". They provide a "no opinion" option, but they will filter that option out when they report their results. It is better to just say no, then they can't count a yes for the bullshit agenda that they are pushing.

Faux pas

(14,681 posts)

3. What a pile.

Reply to RazBerryBeret (Original post)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 01:24 PM

Mar 2019

I'm not giving them my contact info.

vsrazdem

(2,177 posts)

4. Started taking it, but stopped. There is no way I am giving them my name and email.

Reply to RazBerryBeret (Original post)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 01:26 PM

Mar 2019

TwilightZone

(25,471 posts)

5. Just use a fake one.

Reply to vsrazdem (Reply #4)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 01:41 PM

Mar 2019

I used a fake e-mail address at trump.com and a zip code in red Alabama.

Dave Starsky

(5,914 posts)

6. Mailinator.com will give you an instant throw-away e-mail address.

Reply to TwilightZone (Reply #5)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 01:57 PM

Mar 2019

You can even enter it on the fly. Type in whatever you want: DonaldTrumpEatsMaggots@mailinator.com. For a few hours, you can pick up whatever is sent to that address on the Mailinator site, click on any "e-mail verifications", and away you go. The e-mails to your bogus account are automatically deleted a few hours later.