Erika Shupe bought an ad on my FB, featuring GenCedar.

[clarinetpower]

I wish I was making this up. A sponsored ad from Large Families on Purpose came up with a link to an article from Generation Cedar.

 

I hid that thing right quick.

 

*shudder*

 

She's spending money to spread her message. UGH.

[defraudingjezebel]

Jesus almighty. I'm surprised she can scrape up the money to buy a FB ad! Then again, I have no idea how much it costs so maybe it isn't too much after all.

I'll be the first to admit that much of my dislike of this woman is that she strikes me as being completely and utterly disingenuous. I'd like to think if someone comes across her blog due to a FB ad, they'd sense the same amount of fakeness from her constant *smile* *chuckle* bullshit.

:ew: :ew: *VOMIT* :ew: :ew:

[EmiGirl]

I saw that on my feed too!

[19 cats and counting]

Click on it click on it.

The way FB ads work is that you prepay (and can target very easily) and $X buys you Y amount of clicks. So everytime I see an ad that I'm clearly not the target for (especially one that I strongly disagree with) I click on them so they waste their $$$.

[clarinetpower]

Good call, cats! Too bad I already hid it.