> Personally, I think that Facebook does hold a shared, moral responsibility. I agree 100% > news publishers do make the same cardinal sin by putting a "comme

> Personally, I think that Facebook does hold a shared, moral responsibility. I agree 100% > news publishers do make the same cardinal sin by putting a "comments section" below any and all news articles without proper moderation Again I agree. The broad thrust of your argument is correct. I failed to argue the point about responsibility correctly. If you ever take time to read the "community guidelines" that facebook have, you'll see that they are actually really good. I would quite like to live in an environment where they are applied ubiquitously, equally and quickly. Which leads me on to your point about responsibility. Facebook has a set of rules, but is not willing to apply them (in the case of celebs and politicians) or unable to in the case of individuals. For individuals I have sympathy, thats a hard problem to crack. For politicians, there is no excuse.