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June 29, 2012 at 7:21 pm
<i>Facebook, Twitter and Google are all now employing dedicated teams to work directly with the Super Pacs in an attempt to help them build internet presence.</i>
Be evil — it maximizes capital. Isn’t it really great when the supernerds of the Silicon Valley, now above it all through the magic of their IPO money, throw in with the effort to destroy civil society because they can afford to opt out. Not a question.