The position still seems consistent to me, because I consider not censoring people to be as significant a choice as censoring them. So to me, inaction on Faceb

The position still seems consistent to me, because I consider not censoring people to be as significant a choice as censoring them. So to me, inaction on Facebook's part isn't a non-choice; it's a bad choice. The thing we probably both agree with is that nobody should trust Facebook to make good decisions. Where we part is that I think Facebook already made mistakes by hosting inflammatory garbage. I'm glad they're under public pressure to fix those mistakes.