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Facebook takes down white nationalist and fake antifa accounts

gentlegreen said:
Just had this flash up as a message.
It took me a while to realise it meant I am blocked from posting video straight from my phone's camera - thankfully something I have no interest in doing...
It seems a curiously delayed reaction... and surely implies human intervention...
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And now they're inviting me to repost it ...

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gentlegreen said:
And now they're inviting me to repost it ...
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:hmm:

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My Antifa Lover: A Riot of the Heart: Steamy Romance Against Fascism eBook : Stranger, Jessica: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store

My Antifa Lover: A Riot of the Heart: Steamy Romance Against Fascism eBook : Stranger, Jessica: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
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A young congresswoman falls in love with a daring masked protestor in Seattle, Washington. After encountering him at a non-violent burning down of a federal building she can't tell what is hotter, the fire or her feelings developing for him.
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:D
 
I just got banned off Facebook again...
Well not quite...

This time, not only can't I broadcast live ranting (to no one), I also can't advertise my goods and services... and this time it's a 60 day ban instead of 10 days - perhaps because I appealed (and won) last time ...
Perhaps it's Godwin's ? (the previous meme didn't actually include an image of Hitler ) :hmm:
They don't say where I posted it, but it was two days before the GE ...

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Given they won't let me see the context, I'm assuming I accused someone, rather than just sharing it on my own timeline ...
So I suppose I am a bit out of order ...
 
It's the robots, they just see a picture of Hitler and you get sanctioned.

Same happened to me when I posted an antifa meme of US paratroopers holding a swastika flag. Boom, sanctioned, ad privileges removed. This was a real problem as our business exclusively advertises on FB/Insta, I had to navigate the appeals process and find a human which they make very difficult. As soon as I got hold of a human they apologised and reinstated my ad privileges.

I no longer post pictures that can be misinterpreted by robots on FB.
 
spitfire said:
It's the robots, they just see a picture of Hitler and you get sanctioned.

Same happened to me when I posted an antifa meme of US paratroopers holding a swastika flag. Boom, sanctioned, ad privileges removed. This was a real problem as our business exclusively advertises on FB/Insta, I had to navigate the appeals process and find a human which they make very difficult. As soon as I got hold of a human they apologised and reinstated my ad privileges.

I no longer post pictures that can be misinterpreted by robots on FB.
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I wonder at what threshold it's triggered :hmm:

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Hitler shit goes down immediately, even the famous one about follow your leader (cos obvs that’s all I would post)

fucking loads of Boris Johnson memes got taken down a few months ago. Not even insulting stuff, just honest appraisals of his tenure as PM (spits)
 
Not Nazi or Antifa related, but FB have fact checked a thing I posted, saying:
An image shared on Facebook claimed that abolitionist Harriet Tubman said, “I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.”
“Harriet Said It Best!!” the caption proclaims.

Verdict: False



There is no evidence that Tubman ever said this remark.

Fact Check:

While Tubman was renowned for her work in leading slaves to freedom via the Underground Railroad, she did not actually make this statement. Rapper Kanye West also attributed the quote to her in 2018 and was criticized for it.


There is no historical record of Tubman ever saying or writing this. The image did not provide a year or source, but according to etymologist Barry Popik, the quote only first began to appear in print in the 1990s.

“This quote, all of it, is bogus,” Milton Sernett, professor emeritus at Syracuse University and author of “Harriet Tubman: Myth, Memory and History,” told The Daily Caller in an email. “Has been floating around the Internet, but is in none of the primary sources.”

“From my research this is not an accurate quote and one that surfaced only recently,” Professor Kasi Lemmons, who is directing a biopic on Tubman, told the Caller.

While it’s commonly said that Tubman helped free around 300 slaves, American historian Kate Larson puts the number closer to 70. “We can name practically every person Tubman helped,” she wrote in a blog post. “In addition to the family and friends, Tubman also gave instruction to another 70 or so freedom seekers from the Eastern Shore who found their way to freedom on their own.”

Trouble is, I didn’t post anything like that. I posted two pictures of Prince William and Kate Middleton being held aloft in sedan chairs by colonised folk, with the caption, Bring Forth The Guillotine. Dunno how to appeal it. Weird though innit
 
Orang Utan said:
Not Nazi or Antifa related, but FB have fact checked a thing I posted, saying:
An image shared on Facebook claimed that abolitionist Harriet Tubman said, “I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.”
“Harriet Said It Best!!” the caption proclaims.

Verdict: False



There is no evidence that Tubman ever said this remark.

Fact Check:

While Tubman was renowned for her work in leading slaves to freedom via the Underground Railroad, she did not actually make this statement. Rapper Kanye West also attributed the quote to her in 2018 and was criticized for it.


There is no historical record of Tubman ever saying or writing this. The image did not provide a year or source, but according to etymologist Barry Popik, the quote only first began to appear in print in the 1990s.

“This quote, all of it, is bogus,” Milton Sernett, professor emeritus at Syracuse University and author of “Harriet Tubman: Myth, Memory and History,” told The Daily Caller in an email. “Has been floating around the Internet, but is in none of the primary sources.”

“From my research this is not an accurate quote and one that surfaced only recently,” Professor Kasi Lemmons, who is directing a biopic on Tubman, told the Caller.

While it’s commonly said that Tubman helped free around 300 slaves, American historian Kate Larson puts the number closer to 70. “We can name practically every person Tubman helped,” she wrote in a blog post. “In addition to the family and friends, Tubman also gave instruction to another 70 or so freedom seekers from the Eastern Shore who found their way to freedom on their own.”

Trouble is, I didn’t post anything like that. I posted two pictures of Prince William and Kate Middleton being held aloft in sedan chairs by colonised folk, with the caption, Bring Forth The Guillotine. Dunno how to appeal it. Weird though innit
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Educational though, in a mild way.
 
Orang Utan said:
Not Nazi or Antifa related, but FB have fact checked a thing I posted, saying:
An image shared on Facebook claimed that abolitionist Harriet Tubman said, “I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.”
“Harriet Said It Best!!” the caption proclaims.

Verdict: False



There is no evidence that Tubman ever said this remark.

Fact Check:

While Tubman was renowned for her work in leading slaves to freedom via the Underground Railroad, she did not actually make this statement. Rapper Kanye West also attributed the quote to her in 2018 and was criticized for it.


There is no historical record of Tubman ever saying or writing this. The image did not provide a year or source, but according to etymologist Barry Popik, the quote only first began to appear in print in the 1990s.

“This quote, all of it, is bogus,” Milton Sernett, professor emeritus at Syracuse University and author of “Harriet Tubman: Myth, Memory and History,” told The Daily Caller in an email. “Has been floating around the Internet, but is in none of the primary sources.”

“From my research this is not an accurate quote and one that surfaced only recently,” Professor Kasi Lemmons, who is directing a biopic on Tubman, told the Caller.

While it’s commonly said that Tubman helped free around 300 slaves, American historian Kate Larson puts the number closer to 70. “We can name practically every person Tubman helped,” she wrote in a blog post. “In addition to the family and friends, Tubman also gave instruction to another 70 or so freedom seekers from the Eastern Shore who found their way to freedom on their own.”

Trouble is, I didn’t post anything like that. I posted two pictures of Prince William and Kate Middleton being held aloft in sedan chairs by colonised folk, with the caption, Bring Forth The Guillotine. Dunno how to appeal it. Weird though innit
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We can only assume facebook's image recognition software is insanely racist.
 
This is properly taking the piss.
Facebook is catching memes I posted on my own timeline a year ago.


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