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June 4th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
Online comments are a powerful tool. While it may seem that a tweet or comment simply vanishes into the Internet once you hit Enter, that is not necessarily the case. What you say online does have power.
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This week we posted a story about an Olympics-bound swimmer who felt she needed to quit Twitter because of hurtful and offensive tweets she was receiving.
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SEE MORE: Top Swimmer to Quit Twitter During Olympics, Blames TrollsHere at Mashable we are always on the lookout for thoughtful and insightful comments from our readers. We value what you have to say, and we even find story ideas in our comments section.
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An Olympics-bound swimmer quit Twitter over some really nasty tweets directed at her.
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