Mark Zuckerberg says Trump’s inflammatory ‘looting and shooting’ comment doesn’t violate Facebook policy


Ultimately, while Trump’s posts included a ‘troubling historical reference’ and Zuckerberg said he ‘disagree[s] strongly with how the President spoke about this’, Facebook decided to not remove them. — AFP

LOS ANGELES: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he “struggled” with how to respond to US President Donald Trump’s posts – on both Facebook and Instagram – suggesting the government would fire upon rioting crowds.

Ultimately, while Trump’s posts included a “troubling historical reference” and Zuckerberg said he “disagree[s] strongly with how the President spoke about this”, Facebook decided to not remove them.

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