> Facebook choosing not to allow praise or support for a killer is, in my opinion, sensible and logical. Surely the hard question is "the line drawing". Claim

> Facebook choosing not to allow praise or support for a killer is, in my opinion, sensible and logical. Surely the hard question is "the line drawing". Claiming you support his right to be in a place at a time with a gun and defend himself from attackers who were intent on injuring him... feels extremely reasonable? As though it should be protected. Far from saying Facebook needs to allow "lol I'm glad those fuckers are dead" posts to stay up but surely advocating for his innocence of any crime is not a thing that should be censored?