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The problem still remains that you're ceding authority to a private body to determine a threshold of "potential for violence". To assume that even most cases w
by LMYahooTFY 8y ago
The problem still remains that you're ceding authority to a private body to determine a threshold of "potential for violence".
To assume that even most cases would be as objectively apparent as your example (which I will argue is not demonstrably an implicit call to violence) I think is over zealous.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> The problem still remains that you're ceding authority to a private body to determine a threshold of "potential for violence". No, it's not ceding authority, because no one else had that authority over Facebook's private property to start with, and Facebook isn't exercising authority over anything but what it chooses to relay using its private property.