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"Facebook has barred users from sharing a New York Post report from last week about the controversial property acquisitions by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors.
Users of the social media giant noticed on Thursday they could not share the link to a story that shed light on Cullors' multi-million-dollar splurge on homes. Fox News can confirm that an error message appears whenever users try sharing the article on their personal Facebook page or through the Messenger app.
When users attempt to send the link, an error message alleges that the article "goes against our Community Standards."
Facebook at it again. Apparently they believe that posting a story about her buying a house without including a property address in the story is putting her in danger of some nutcase.
What standard could posting that article go against?
Supposedly releases too much personal information.
yer they have no such problems when it comes to the house belonging to the Brooklyn center Police officer.
What standard could posting that article go against?
My understanding is that it would place that Marxist's houses in the public domain. Another words Facebook censored in order to protect the location of the houses of this woman.
"Facebook has barred users from sharing a New York Post report from last week about the controversial property acquisitions by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors.
Users of the social media giant noticed on Thursday they could not share the link to a story that shed light on Cullors' multi-million-dollar splurge on homes. Fox News can confirm that an error message appears whenever users try sharing the article on their personal Facebook page or through the Messenger app.
When users attempt to send the link, an error message alleges that the article "goes against our Community Standards."
Facebook at it again. Apparently they believe that posting a story about her buying a house without including a property address in the story is putting her in danger of some nutcase.
Facebook ..yeah agree with facebook or else. Only tell their lies or your blocked
Daily mail has an article about FB censoring their own report on blm leader. We said this from the beginning. These tech tyrants aren’t trying to suppress “disinformation.” They just want to censor speech they don’t agree with. They should lose their immunity.
"Facebook has barred users from sharing a New York Post report from last week about the controversial property acquisitions by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors.
Users of the social media giant noticed on Thursday they could not share the link to a story that shed light on Cullors' multi-million-dollar splurge on homes. Fox News can confirm that an error message appears whenever users try sharing the article on their personal Facebook page or through the Messenger app.
When users attempt to send the link, an error message alleges that the article "goes against our Community Standards."
Facebook at it again. Apparently they believe that posting a story about her buying a house without including a property address in the story is putting her in danger of some nutcase.
Real estate transactions are public record in California. That's why there's a long history of celebrity real estate gossip blogs and magazine articles. Harry and Meghan's purchase of a $10 million estate in California made all the usual rounds immediately, and I'm sure was shared over Facebook without any controversy.
What standard could posting that article go against?
It isnt Rose City Antifa which I just look still has its page.
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