> the comments here, most of them I've seen express concern not with the fact that 50 people were murdered by white supremacists (a number that seems to be risi

> the comments here, most of them I've seen express concern not with the fact that 50 people were murdered by white supremacists (a number that seems to be rising year over year) but rather attempting to divert the topic into one about censorship and free speech. The original topic (the headline) was about censorship > Facebook failed to block 20% of uploaded New Zealand shooter videos and it's what the comments addressed. People were commenting about the topic that was being addressed. They weren't diverting anything; you were.