It's totally set up to police people's speech! That's what the "report" button and paid moderators are for! It's just that in peripheral markets like the Sri L

It's totally set up to police people's speech! That's what the "report" button and paid moderators are for! It's just that in peripheral markets like the Sri Lankan case I mentioned, they're not willing to put in the financial investment to be a responsible social network; they had no Sinhalese speaking moderators, no staff in-country, and did not respond to either reports of content inciting violence or direct outreach from the government. Until they were blocked and realized their precious market share was in danger. Facebook can do all those good things you mentioned, and it generally chooses not to until the consequences become too enormous to brush off.