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Ah, so it's can by default, but should only when it affects a certain subset of pre-approved issues.
by chroem- 5y ago
Ah, so it's can by default, but should only when it affects a certain subset of pre-approved issues.
- pjc50 5y ago? Ideally (another should) moral considerations would always apply. External shaming comes into play when you've managed to outrage the moral sense of enough people, or powerful enough people. Yes, this does ultimately come down to social approval, but mediated by whether you can make a moral argument that people respect or not. With regard to every previous argument we've had on here about Facebook banning people, it comes down to approval or not of the content, conduct, or actors being banned. Only the most extreme people argue that you should be able to post goatse to Facebook (not actually illegal!) without them removing it.