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Here's a post from the blog archives of Geekery Today; it was written about 4 years ago, in 2020, on the World Wide Web.

Shared Article from Center for a Stateless Society

When Facebook Bans Peaceful Anarchists But Not The Violent State

"The state calls its own violence law, but that of the individual crime." – Max Stirner On August 19th, 2020, Facebook finally buck…

Kelly Wright @ c4ss.org


Shared Article from notablog.net

Facebook Fiasco | Notablog

cmsciabarra @ notablog.net


Shared Article from Policy of Truth

Fatwa: Death to Facebook

It's time for a jihad against Facebook. My friend Chris Sciabarra explains why. Just to be clear, Sciabarra is not calling for a jihad on Faceb…

Irfan Khawaja @ irfankhawajaphilosopher.com


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    From the first article, by Kelly Wright:

    These new rules are an unsettling escalation in the concerted effort to deplatform and disrupt those engaged in decentralized organizing against rising authoritarianism. […]

    This content policy shift portends a potential future where social media giants are compelled to act as content moderators of their behemoth platforms. That future is made more likely by the recent Congressional efforts to erode Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, which shields publishers like Facebook from being punished for content produced on their sites by users. These companies will likely err on the side of caution which will lead to similar policies omitting important voices from public discourse. It is unlikely that Facebook’s deplatforming of antifascist organizations will receive the same attention as commentators “cancelled” for opinions shared on their talk shows or regular news columns. Calls for more heavily policed speech will invariably end up silencing those with the least amount of resources and those deemed politically inconvenient and not worth defending. […]

    –Kelly Wright (2020/08/22). Boldface added.

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