> Facebook is a private platform and when you sign-up and use them you abide by their rules. This is not censorship. It is until it isn't. The big question her

> Facebook is a private platform and when you sign-up and use them you abide by their rules. This is not censorship. It is until it isn't. The big question here is: Is it a common carrier in which people use it, or is it responsible for content on there? When they start sticking their hand in it to determine what is and isn't acceptible content on there, imo they violate the claim that they're a common platform/being a common carrier.