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I support Facebook's right to censor them as well. I would not agree with their decision to do so, but it is their decision to make. I write this not because I
by absconditus 17y ago
I support Facebook's right to censor them as well. I would not agree with their decision to do so, but it is their decision to make.
I write this not because I agree with Holocaust deniers. What if the issue were a 9/11 conspiracy theorist group? A group that discusses differences in intelligence between ethnic groups?
- swombat 17y agoWhat if the issue were a 9/11 conspiracy theorist group? Then I would not support their removal. I don't have any credible evidence that 9/11 truthers are rooting for mass murder on a global scale, so I believe they're harmless.
- absconditus 17y agoI realized that this wasn't a good example after reading your comment a second time. I added an additional example moments later. Facebook is free to shape their community in any manner they see fit. If their goal is simply to have the largest audience possible then perhaps being overly political correct serves their purposes well. I happen to believe that a community is much more interesting when distasteful views are not censored. I'd much rather give users the option to suppress groups that they do not wish to see.