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Facebook can't accurately identify "misinformation", but you think they're qualified to be the arbiters of what's true? Give me a break. https://www.bbc.com/ne

• scarface74 4y ago
  You mean Facebook can’t tell misinformation like “the election date has been changed?” Are you really comparing the laptop of Biden’s son to spreading lies about voting eligibility, voting places, etc?
  • infamouscow 4y ago
    Every argument in support of censorship boils down to trying to hide the truth, or a belief people can't be trusted to think for themselves. In your example, replying with a link to vote.gov would not only provide accurate counterfactual information, but help indicate to everyone that the source may not be reliable. Censorship is like pouring gasoline onto a fire because you have no water, or refuse to believe water extinguishes fires. Good ideas counter bad ideas. I don't understand why this is so hard for some people to grasp.