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profits but also really damaging young people in this country. the same thing is true with regard to violence overseas. we can point to myanmar as an example of violence that occurred as a result of some of the rage and extended stays on facebook that brought about violence there. and elsewhere. and it is encouraging rage even in europe. some of the political parties there. have complained to facebook that by cultivating rage in order get people to stay online longer and spend more money. he this are also making political violence and political positions more extreme. ben: you know, i certainly think it s high time that we woke up to the threat that facebook offers. there is another threat that you brought up recently in a hearing regarding this step by the irs to crack down and look into the transactions that americans are
making even at the level of $600. can you tell me a little bit about why that concerns you? if the irs is using banks and credit unions to gather information for transactions over $600, that ropes in every single american s bank accounts. and that is invasive. government is invading our privacy more and more. so you ve got big government invading our privacy by way of the irs. you ve got big corporations invading our privacy with a market incentive and profit incentive to do so. and there is a role for congress here to stop this kind of invasive data collection that can be used against the american people and can be detrimental to their well-being. ben: certainly could easily be weaponized, i think, in a lot of uncomfortable ways. thank you, senators for joining
people who these kids might not even interability with in normal lives. what are the stories that you have heard either from them or the people that have been touched by their work? i will give you one example. a kid named wesley in michigan his mom told me when he first started the organization, he was a shy and quiet kid. once he got out there and started meeting the people, he opened up and most of the people that he mowed for were veterans and he got to hear firsthand storied from the veterans whether they were over in vietnam and stuff like that. and that really meant a lot to him. we are hearing stories like that and hearing stories across america and even nationwide and worldwide because we also have people in 8 different countries taking part as well. ben: you know, what you are building here is not just, you know, mowing lawns, it s a community institution. it s designed to create some connectivity between people who have become are itemized and separated and don t have th
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