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Obviously they can and they do. We are discussing whether that is a good thing overall, which is further complicated by the political issues surrounding Venezue
by A4ET8a8uTh0 6y ago
Obviously they can and they do. We are discussing whether that is a good thing overall, which is further complicated by the political issues surrounding Venezuela and its current.. dual government.
- varispeed 6y agoMy personal opinion is that after reaching a certain size of audience, the rules should be different - e.g. Facebook should be required to keep all points of views, even if they disagree with them, as long as they are legal. But until the rules are not changed it is what it is.
- nradov 6y agoLegal where? Legal in the USA? Or legal in Venezuela and Saudi Arabia?
- sthnblllII 6y agoVenezuela does not have a duel government. It has a government that won the UN certified election and an opposition leader that receives 100% of the US media industry's support.
- intheaa728q7e 6y agoCome on, link me the source where it says the UN certified the results, I'll be waiting... But I know that you won't link anything that is not from Telesur or RT and that it doesn't exists since they haven't allowed the UN to oversight the elections for quite a while.