Meta quietly updated its hateful conduct policy to allow users to refer to "women as household objects or property" among other offensive language.
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Meta quietly updated its hateful conduct policy to allow users to refer to "women as household objects or property" among other offensive language.
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@cnn.com, you helped this happen, you bent the knee and normalized his behavior, you continue to platform people who continue carrying water for MAGA. This is on you, and we won't forget it
This is already everywhere, Wired, X, Washington Post, LA Times and last not least the Meta page, only they’re less explicit there and make it sound nice-ish: about.fb.com/news/2025/01...
The chattel upset? Hey Zuck stop lying your company claims you can’t verify my identity I gave you a copy of my drivers license and you can verify me by asking my FB friends who are also family members of mine or I met in Grade 1 or high school. I want a new password have had a FB account since 2010
Yes. FB gives me a 24-hour suspension for telling an anti-vax idiot that he is an idiot for believing the Bill Gates put a microchip in the vax. Yet I have been called far worse names - reported them and see nothing done about those peen owners. Broligarchs are scared little boys with immense power.
“If you can anticipate these things. If you can recognize them as they’re happening, as they’re incipient, then sometimes you can put a stop to them. … “ /1 LESSON 17: Listen for Dangerous Words Jan 8 2022 Timothy Snyder, “Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century” youtu.be/znVmAeYV1vM?...
@wikisteff.bsky.social "Everyone: AI is the future, unbiased and just! LLM on a controversial speech corpus: 'Hold my training data...' 🔄"
This Bulwark episode helped me wrap my head around this and the Dana White board appointment ( sus much? 🙄) m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj6Y...