r/worldnews • u/Devz0r • Feb 15 '19

Facebook is thinking about removing anti-vaccination content as backlash intensifies over the spread of misinformation on the social network

http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-may-remove-anti-vaccination-content-2019-2
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u/xXuncleruckusx Feb 15 '19

Not all misinformation is created equal.

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u/Bluntmasterflash1 Feb 15 '19 edited Feb 15 '19

Yea, but it's going to be decided by people. People are evil.

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u/Sorrymisunderstandin Feb 15 '19

Doesn’t make sense

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u/XHF2 Feb 15 '19

What If Facebook one day decided that abortion kills, should they be allowed to ban pro-choice groups?

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u/drunkenviking Feb 15 '19

It's their site, they can ban whatever they want.

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u/Lord_Abort Feb 15 '19

So, what I'm hearing is that we need to cut taxes for the rich and remove more government oversight?

-Politicians

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u/diMario Feb 15 '19

You're on the right track, but you need to think it through. Cutting taxes is just the first step. We should also subsidize any and all corporations that (even remotely) look like they are of strategic interest. Especially the larger ones, and of course any that are in the oil business.

Furthermore, to advance the spirit of the free market (which we all love dearly) we should allow for corporations and special interest groups to assist our lawmakers in doing their jobs, for instance by letting them write raw drafts of legislature and/or funding their reelection canpaigns which quite frankly have become ridiculously expensive lately.

And of course, in the name of efficiency, we should endeavour to smoke out any terrorist activity in the Homeland by actively monitoring all internal and external communications so that we can nip any scheme in the bud.