I cant help wonder about the economic(choices) side of this around 1) Should this victimization be taken into account when punishing offenders eventually tried

I cant help wonder about the economic(choices) side of this around 1) Should this victimization be taken into account when punishing offenders eventually tried and 2) Is the damage done to the content moderators marginally worth keeping the marginally caught content off the platform (recall there already is automation doing the bulk of the work)... I do think we need to think about the side effects of laws where some US citizen demands that Facebook must employ content moderations else be liable for hosting it, it doesnt result in Facebook executives, engineers et al. bearing the burden. It results in some poor person in a 3rd world country bearing the burden. Kind of like the environmental aspect of things I would think the best investment is in total prevention of the heinous acts in the first place. ie, it's much cheaper to prevent CO2 than it is to clean it up after the fact.