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When West Viginia mom Holly Fisher tweeted out a picture of herself holding a gun and a bible in front of the American flag, many people found it similar to a picture of a female suicide bomber.
The game, which seems similar to Flappy Bird, was created by popular teenage Vine creators Jack Gilinsky and Jack Johnson.
Kendall Jones, a Texas Tech University student and hunting enthusiast, is drawing a lot of anger on Facebook this week after she shared dozens of photographs of herself posing with exotic animals she had killed while safari hunting in Africa.
If living the life of a goat in a video game wasn't enough to keep you on the edge of your seat, try the Rock Simulator.
A psychological study investigating the emotional response of Facebook users to content on their newsfeeds has drawn criticism by those who claim the experiment toyed with Facebook users’ emotions without their consent.
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