No. The service is not to blame for the bad actions of one user. Humanity is so broad and diverse that in any sufficiently large set of people there are indivi

No. The service is not to blame for the bad actions of one user. Humanity is so broad and diverse that in any sufficiently large set of people there are individuals who will choose to commit evil. It's society's problem to discourage this, and to react and recover from the evil having been done. Terms of service were violated, the videos were removed, the service is not at fault here. If it wasn't posted on FBL, it would have been somewhere else instead. The fact that our technology gives us a clearer look at something that's been part of the human condition forever is not a reasonable argument for destroying that technology. Personally, I think livestreaming is pretty dumb and I never create or consume it, but different strokes and such.