If you are on the Facebook you will no doubt by now have been made aware of this group, might be someone you know liked it, or more probably someone you know liked or commented on a "this is vile and sick remove it" type post (I have even seen several "official" complaints to various police forces (I think it even took down Strathclyde's Facebook page due to the number of messages).
I have two thoughts, firstly on the sensible topic of freedom of speech, I assume that this group has not violated any rules on facebook as it still there after I would imagine thousands of proper complaints, is facebook right to stand its ground and not censor their product? People are up in arms when facebook remove a picture of a breastfeeding mother saying its political correctness gone made, can they demand they remove this and protest at the removal of something else?
My second comment is on the stupidty of people, I once heard a person is smart, people are dumb, and I wonder if ny remonstrating against this group, sharing it among their friends via likes on comments they are in face fuelling the fire and spreading the site to more and more people who would never have come across and and are in turn outraged by association
I have two thoughts, firstly on the sensible topic of freedom of speech, I assume that this group has not violated any rules on facebook as it still there after I would imagine thousands of proper complaints, is facebook right to stand its ground and not censor their product? People are up in arms when facebook remove a picture of a breastfeeding mother saying its political correctness gone made, can they demand they remove this and protest at the removal of something else?
My second comment is on the stupidty of people, I once heard a person is smart, people are dumb, and I wonder if ny remonstrating against this group, sharing it among their friends via likes on comments they are in face fuelling the fire and spreading the site to more and more people who would never have come across and and are in turn outraged by association
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