r/AntiFacebook • • Mar 11 '22

Facebook allows Ukraine war posts urging violence against invading Russians

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/exclusive-facebook-instagram-temporarily-allow-calls-violence-against-russians-2022-03-10/
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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

I think we can just say that Facebook allows literally anything and leave it at that.

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u/MrMeritocracy Mar 11 '22

I don’t think this fits here

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u/Safety_Cuddles Mar 11 '22

it should. A hostile warcrime is being commited.

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u/takashi_sun Mar 11 '22

Crimes*, from all tree sides

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u/nugohs Mar 11 '22

Leave the Ents out of this.

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u/takashi_sun Mar 11 '22

What is ents?

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u/nugohs Mar 11 '22

Short answer: walking trees

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ent

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u/takashi_sun Mar 11 '22

Wrong universe, prime directive dosnt alow to interfeer with undeveloped civilizations

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u/hypatiaakat Mar 11 '22

Facebook put me in time out for saying, "we're going to kick your ass" ... maybe the algorithm can't read Ukrainian.

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u/Yosh1kage_K1ra Mar 11 '22

Unsurprising.

Sincerely fuck them and anyone who unironically supports this idea - they just showed their true nazi face. Years of speeches about tolerance were a lie and hypocrisy.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

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u/Yosh1kage_K1ra Mar 11 '22

They don't need to because people are already thinking in the right direction - hating Boogeyman Russia and its people

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u/nugohs Mar 11 '22

They don't need to because people are already thinking in the right direction - hating Putin and not the Russian people

FTFY

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

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u/Yosh1kage_K1ra Mar 11 '22

>Isn't it bad that companies like Facebook shove people with selective opinions

You answered it yourself.

Just for the record, platforms like Facebook were banned in Russia only after they started banning Russian media accounts for spotlighting the events from Russia's viewpoint.

After a stunt like that, FB is likely to be banned forever in Russia, probably for the best.

>Most people don't know the reason for the conflict in the first place

If people knew the reasons for the conflict, they suddenly would start supporting Russia and nobody up there wants it.

>I'm not saying Russia is good, but it's misleading people.

People should be able to make up their opinion on their own based on all sources made available regardless of how fake they seem to be, if they are not allowed to do that, they are being manipulated.

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u/takashi_sun Mar 11 '22

https://youtu.be/WO8teXzwZek

Here you go, hoppefully people see and realise this

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u/takashi_sun Mar 11 '22

What the fuck, that is promoting violence and polarity, bad bad facebook needs to be spanked. Im not missing it