Thursday, August 6, 2020

Facebook Bans Users for Criticizing Lebanese leadership


Facebook has once again banned user Damon Rosen, this time for responding to the blast in Lebanon by posting: "Israel had NOTHING to do with the Beirut explosion. Lebanese incompetence, ignorance, and 5,500,000 pounds of ammonium nitrate do."

Facebook censored the post and advised Rosen: "Your comment goes against our Community Standards on hate speech and inferiority," providing no evidence to support their claim.

Facebook went on to say, "No one else can see your comment," although the deletion of Rosen's comment with a screenshot of it had already been widely disseminated on Facebook and other social media.

"We have these standards to protect certain groups of people being described as inferior to others," Facebook explained in the conclusion of its notice.

Additionally, Facebook has started penalizing other users publicizing its censorship policies:

Facebook censorship
Mordechai Sones
Rosen had been blocked for thirty days for reporting statements by Louis Farrakhan

He was fully reinstated after a query was submitted to a senior Facebook executive that included coverage by Arutz Sheva. This, after Rosen had an appeal to the suspension rejected by Facebook with the message: 
"We reviewed your post again and it doesn't follow our Community Standards."
Rosen said he received no notification from Facebook alerting him that his "suspension", that was set to run for another 23 days, had been lifted.

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

The worst censor is the Chowhound food forum. After one warning & deleting your post, the hyper-sensitive moderators ban everyone for life, even if you just mention them censoring something. Someone wrote a funny post mocking their political correctness. They even threatened a woman who responded that it was funny!

I once figured out a back door how to post there & was writing all kinds of inflammatory stuff just to get under their skin. They were going nuts & had all their techies working around the clock for a week to close the back door. Then they posted a public message that it's sad that someone was vandalizing their site. No comments to the public post allowed unless it was giving them shkoyach.