Facebook barred seven users from its services earlier this week, citing its policies against 'dangerous individuals and organizations.' Now President Donald Trump is siding with the people who were banned and railing against social media 'censorship' -- all while using one of his favorite social sites.
New York Facebook barred seven users from its services earlier this week, citing its policies against"dangerous individuals and organizations." Now President Donald Trump is siding with the people who were banned and railing against social media"censorship" -- all while using one of his favorite social sites.
The president shared more than a dozen tweets about the subject on Friday night and Saturday morning. And he conveniently avoided the fact that some of the banned users are extremists who make a living by deceiving their fans.His posts were a rallying cry, full of resentment toward Big Tech. He said"It's getting worse and worse for Conservatives on social media!"But Facebook executives say this has nothing to do with ideology or political party -- it's about safety.
— Donald J. Trump May 3, 2019 Users do not have government-protected freedom of speech on privately-owned platforms like Facebook.The president recently invited Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to the White House for a meeting that touched on Twitter's rules and other topics.Hours before the April 23 sit-down, Trump complained that the site is"very discriminatory" and does not"treat me well as a Republican.
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