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Facebook astro turf shilling for the plastics and petrochemical industry nothing to see here.
(lemmy.world)
The sad thing is that people have fallen for this obvious BS. The bill in question is for a reduction in packaging, and corporate responsibility for a reduction in plastic waste.
Step 1: Block ads Step 2: Delete Facebook Step 3: Problem solved.
If you block the ad, the budget is assigned to another person and both FB and the advertiser benefit from you blocking it.
The best way to harm the ad is actually to interact with it (click the ad, or like and unlike it) so that FB registers your "interest" and keeps showing it to you rather than somebody else that could actually be influenced by it. Bonus : you'll get other similar ads that you can also manipulate the same way.
I'm just annoyed at how blatant it is