All Hail Facebook? Ed Krayewski on RT's Crosstalk

Russia Today

I joined Russia Today's Crosstalk for a segment that aired today. The topic, Facebook, is a bit lighter than previous topics I've come on for. I wrote about Facebook's 10 year anniversary earlier this week, which you can read here, and you can check out more Reason on Facebook here. Watch the discussion, where I explain why you're an idiot if you put something on Facebook you don't want the government to see, and which also features the Libertarian Republic's Austin Petersen, with whom I worked on Fox Business' Freedom Watch now so long ago, and Clive Thompson of Wired and the New York Times, below:

Comments

[SugarFree]

Ed, the pause screen on the video makes you look drunk. A real mean kind of drunk.

I respect that.

[BakedPenguin]

It's Russia Today. They probably prefer guests who look drunk.

[Paul.]

Watch the discussion, where I explain why you're an idiot if you put something on Facebook you don't want the government to see

Whaaaaaaat?

[JW]

Maybe I want the government to see it, but I want them to think that I don't, all the while, they're not sure if I want them to see it and then, after I delete it, they won't be sure if they ever saw it, or what they even know that I know.

It's old triple-double cross.

[Paul.]

Sidebar: When is Russia Today going to hire a gay host?

[CampingInYourPark]

This one isn't?

[Lyle]

Ed loves being on authoritarian T.V. Talking nonsense as usual Ed.