??

[mrswdk]

????

[tzor]

No, I wouldn't call him the "new Hitler" although it is somewhat disappointing.

I guess it also means no National Geographic reprints either.

[mrswdk]

Does this mean that Zuckerberg gets off on the Vietnam napalm photo? Him and xeno.

[DoomYoshi]

he's the old Hitler

[Symmetry]

Trust you to keep pushing the boundaries on posting pictures of underage girls. You narrowly avoided a ban last time, so don't pretend to be virtuous using this as an example.

How about you quit pushing your agenda, M? The photo is important enough in its own right without your, frankly creepy, attention.

[Serbia]

Trust you to keep pushing the boundaries on posting pictures of underage girls. You narrowly avoided a ban last time, so don't pretend to be virtuous using this as an example.

How about you quit pushing your agenda, M? The photo is important enough in its own right without your, frankly creepy, attention.

Y'all want a single say fuck that. Fuck that, fuck that.

[Symmetry]

Trust you to keep pushing the boundaries on posting pictures of underage girls. You narrowly avoided a ban last time, so don't pretend to be virtuous using this as an example.

How about you quit pushing your agenda, M? The photo is important enough in its own right without your, frankly creepy, attention.

Y'all want a single say fuck that. Fuck that, fuck that.

Not at all, precisely the opposite, in fact. Facebook's policy, as indeed CC's, is designed to remove the kinds of sexually explicit pictures of minors that got M into trouble. While I disagree with Facebook on this issue, I can see why they have the policy in place.

There will always be people who have an inclination to post pictures for their own gratification.

[william18]

Wasn't Hitler only half Jewish?

[mrswdk]

Wasn't Hitler only half Jewish?

Hitler was a Buddhist, hence all the swastikas.

[DoomYoshi]

[william18]

Wasn't Hitler only half Jewish?

Hitler was a Buddhist, hence all the swastikas.

Or was he Hindu?

[2dimes]

Better quote this one before it gets removed by our own Mark Zuckerburg..

Facebook has controversially removed the iconic image of a girl fleeing a Napalm attack during the Vietnam war from a post, on the grounds of nudity.

The editor of Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten said the entire post, which was about iconic war imagery, was later deleted and the account of the reporter behind it suspended.

Espen Egil Hansenhas accused Mark Zuckerberg of "an abuse of power".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-37318031

I for one am sickened, while also highly apprehensive as we begin our descent down the slippery slope.

Time to stop drinking tap water.

[mrswdk]

Thanks for your report. We take a very hard line on this sort of thing.

[2dimes]

Question marks?

[tzor]

Some people bruise easily.

[iamkoolerthanu]

Some people bruise easily.