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From a moral point of view as well as from Facebook's business point of view I fully agree one should be as reluctant as possible with banning contents. But con
by Confusion 18y ago
From a moral point of view as well as from Facebook's business point of view I fully agree one should be as reluctant as possible with banning contents. But considering that Facebook already bans a range of contents, I don't think it would have been noted if they just banned holocause denial.
I wonder what they will do when a group of radical Muslims start an anti American group. Would the tone of the responses here be different then?
BTW, I think those without scruples are always a step ahead of us: the tools already exist and are used as effectively as they can get away with.
- randallsquared 18y agoBut considering that Facebook already bans a range of contents, I don't think it would have been noted if they just banned holocause denial. From that standpoint we agree. I wonder what they will do when a group of radical Muslims start an anti American group. Would the tone of the responses here be different then? Well, that will be an interesting day. :)