I found out the other day that when the Bondi massacre happened in Australia xitter initially refused to take down graphic posts of the incident citing “it’s no worse than horror film gore”.
I think the families of the victims would argue it’s worse than make-believe…
Edit: I’ll keep my original comment but now I’m not sure which incident it was that they refused to take down since this is only article I could find that wasn’t from a right wing publication.
I found out the other day that when the Bondi massacre happened in Australia xitter initially refused to take down graphic posts of the incident citing “it’s no worse than horror film gore”.
I think the families of the victims would argue it’s worse than make-believe…
Edit: I’ll keep my original comment but now I’m not sure which incident it was that they refused to take down since this is only article I could find that wasn’t from a right wing publication.
Yeah, and these companies are wondering why we’re restricting these social media networks in Australia.
Facebook is literally full of criminal incitement that they won’t remove