Actually it wouldn't be that easy: Facebook does not allow duplicate accounts. Creating a secondary account or handing over the password to the real account both violate Facebook's ToS, and beyond that, I think it's despicable to ask for this kind of access. Why not also ask for the password to email accounts and voicemail? While we're at it, how about asking for the keys to the house? The privacy invasion this represents is astounding to me. Of course people have secrets, and if they don't give them up before running for office they can be brought down once elected just like everybody else, because if the party does not have access to EVERYTHING the person EVER created, access to some of it is constitutes both a serious violation AND a useless violation of their rights.
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Actually it wouldn't be that easy: Facebook does not allow duplicate accounts. Creating a secondary account or handing over the password to the real account both violate Facebook's ToS, and beyond that, I think it's despicable to ask for this kind of access. Why not also ask for the password to email accounts and voicemail? While we're at it, how about asking for the keys to the house? The privacy invasion this represents is astounding to me. Of course people have secrets, and if they don't give them up before running for office they can be brought down once elected just like everybody else, because if the party does not have access to EVERYTHING the person EVER created, access to some of it is constitutes both a serious violation AND a useless violation of their rights.
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I get a bit mental, when people abuse, or overuse, or, even, when they misuse, commas.