They built a messaging platform that could be used by litterally anyone to spread any message, and have done a pretty poor job of preventing its use by outside aggitators.
That's definitely a tetanus filled rusty playground if I ever heard of it.
That's definitely a tetanus filled rusty playground if I ever heard of it.
> By the same logic we can also blame the internet as a whole.
It may be trendy to hate on Facebook right now, but this kind of hand-wringing is ultimately an argument for internet censorship.
Which is what scares me. News lately have scared a lot of people into this censorship-supporting mentality and the idea of some sort of thought police.
To have a healthy public discourse we need to strive for is educating people so immoral acts don't happen, not implement mechanisms that could lend themselves to censorship.