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Because they don't give tools to law enforcement agencies to enforce their local laws. As a platform, it would be within their power and their right to do so. I think that is preferable to them doing the enforcing themselves.


> give tools to law enforcement agencies to enforce their local laws

Is that really a world you want to live in?


We already live in that world. It's just that we have another master on top of that.


Not quite. Facebook can kick you off their platform, but they can't bring you up on charges and throw you in prison.


Well the whole discussion becomes moot from that point of view.




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