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Facebook deletes Ethiopia PM's post that urged citizens to 'bury' rebels

23 pointsby dsr12over 3 years ago

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drnonsense42over 3 years ago
Just to clarify, haven’t seen it in others’ post, Ethiopia’s PM, Abiy Ahmed, has escalated rounding up ethnic Tigrayans to be slaughtered/sent to concentration camps over the past week after a major city was captured nearing the capital. He’s currently nearing the end of a war that he appears to have been fantasizing about long before he (mostly) instigated it. It’s blown up in his face, and you may as well start a pool as to when he flees the country at this point. So, I think an ivory tower debate over what Facebook has a right to do is a little over the top here. Honestly, Facebook may have saved lives by deleting posts like this, and the a$&hat who is largely to blame for destroying his country will not be PM for much longer, so the concern is mostly moot.
tamaharborover 3 years ago
Now I know what to do with the rebels. Thanks, BBC!
mc32over 3 years ago
I don&#x27;t know much about the situation in Ethiopia, but if the PM is telling his constituents to defend themselves from rebels, sure, it is an invitation to use violence but it&#x27;s to defend against violence.<p>It&#x27;s not too dissimilar from say a mother or father telling their daughter if they are in imminent danger, use a weapon against an attacker. Yes, it&#x27;s condoning violence but it&#x27;s to counter other violence.<p>Ethiopia should demand FB have an office there that will answer to their local laws. FB should not set the rules for the whole world form a campus in MP.
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