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This is outrage bait and pretty low even for CNN.
by raxxor 2y ago
This is outrage bait and pretty low even for CNN.
- Oras 2y agoThey made a report showing alleged prisoner in Syria who turned to be an intelligent officer in Assad’s regime. So don’t expect any better. Source https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/12/16/middleeast/syria-assad-prisoner-homs-intl-latam https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/12/16/middleeast/syria-assad-pr...
- astrange 2y agoThose two things certainly aren't in conflict, jailing your own people is pretty typical.
- Oras 2y agoYou didn’t watch the report, did you? It was a clear setup
- olivergregory 2y agoYes, but not by CNN, even though they should have known better.
- tledakis 2y agoWhy do you say that? I checked the policy change and they have removed the literal "don't do this" example and the whole category above it. Seeing as FB moderation was already lax on hate speech, do you think calling women 'household objects' will not be permitted in the future FB?
- adastra22 2y agoFB moderation has been a complete failure compared to Twitter’s community notes system. This is Meta switching from authoritarian moderation to community-driven notes. This should be presented as a good thing, but every news outlet out there is spinning it negatively as “Facebook is removing all moderation.” No mention of what they are adding in its place.
- mantas 2y agoIt was not lax, but bent in strange ways. E.g. FB was banning people for using a historical term when discussing Russian-Ukraine war - „Muscovite“. Which has no derogatory connotations mind you. Besides reminding that modern Russia started as Duchy of Moscow. And to make distinction between Rus/Ruthenian people (e.g. Kievan Rus) and modern Russia. Yet FB considered it hate speech for some god forsaken reason.