That link has the original URL in it, and when you click on it, google translate loads that URL into the "what you want translated" box. You even get a clickable link on the google translate page. Fantastic.
It's not the translation you're after. Google doesn't even know how to translate, and doesn't even try. It just gives you back the link, but clickable.
I don't understand option B and C.
I’m guessing the hyperlink text is key...
Well, go to google translate, enter the URL of this post, then notice that the status bar on the browser has changed, click there, select all, copy, and now you have this link: https://translate.google.com/#view=home&op=translate&sl=auto&tl=en&text=https%3A%2F%2Fthedonald.win%2Fp%2FHEpvMkb2%2Ffacebook-bans-the-donald-this-is%2Fc%2F
That link has the original URL in it, and when you click on it, google translate loads that URL into the "what you want translated" box. You even get a clickable link on the google translate page. Fantastic.
It's not the translation you're after. Google doesn't even know how to translate, and doesn't even try. It just gives you back the link, but clickable.