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Mark Zuckerberg doesn't think Facebook or any internet platform "should be arbiters of truth," then calls it "dangerous" to decide "what is true."pic.twitter.com/eHKwjwH4n6
G'morning! On our radar, 5/28/20: • Trump to issue Exec. Order on social media • ...as he QTs "only good Dem is dead Dem" • 2.1M new jobless claims (~41M since lockdown) • MN protests flare up, heat on Klobuchar • House to vote on fixing PPP • Biden mourns 100,000 dead
So it's dangerous to say the sky is blue
Translation: He doesn't want to take responsibility.
He took down @ProjectLincoln ad though. I would say he's actively in favor of Trump.
Then why did he take down The Lincoln Project ad?
But apparently it’s not dangerous to let those who enjoy near total legal immunity leverage platforms as algorithmically advantaged broadcast networks for spreading dangerous lies and slander without fear of consequence.
There used to be a profession devoted to the #truth. It was called #journalism. Sadly, #MSM is just #propaganda for two very myopic vantages. @therecount @TYTPolitics
Well, Facebook dispersed a huge amount of lies during the 2016 campaign. So again, he doesn’t want to take any responsibility! Its is not called “arbiters of truth” the correct term is social responsibility, and yes, FB should have social responsibility like any other media.
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