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Facebook allegedly shows special treatment to right-wing figures and outlets
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Facebook employees gathered evidence indicating that Breitbart, Turning Point USA, Diamond and Silk, Prager University, among other right-wing outlets and figures received privileged treatment to circumvent company policies. While founder Mark Zuckerberg considered labeling posts by world leaders inciting violence, the company initially defended its decision not to remove Trump's looting post, reportedly because of Facebook’s head of Global Policy, Joel Kaplan.
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Some of Facebook's own employees claim that right-wing outlets like Breitbart and conservative personalities like Charlie Kirk and Diamond and Silk are receiving preferential treatment and allowed to spread misinformation on the platform for profit.
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Some of Facebook's own employees claim that right-wing outlets like Breitbart and conservative personalities like Charlie Kirk and Diamond and Silk are receiving preferential treatment and allowed to spread misinformation on the platform for profit. The accusations also involve the company's Vice President of Global Public Policy, Joel Kaplan, who allegedly directed the violation of the company's own policies.
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Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook is considering adding labels to posts from world leaders that incite violence, unlike Twitter's policy of providing a warning.
1:00:53 - 1:05:02 (04:09)
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Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook is considering adding labels to posts from world leaders that incite violence, unlike Twitter's policy of providing a warning. The company is reviewing policies on excessive use of police or state force and voting misinformation.
ChapterFacebook allegedly shows special treatment to right-wing figures and outlets
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Former early employee of Facebook, Max, discussed why he can no longer morally justify working for the company due to its negative impact on people's lives.
1:05:02 - 1:05:54 (00:51)
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Former early employee of Facebook, Max, discussed why he can no longer morally justify working for the company due to its negative impact on people's lives. He quotes from books on totalitarianism and highlights CEO Mark Zuckerberg's disapproval of employee questioning during a live Q and A session.
ChapterFacebook allegedly shows special treatment to right-wing figures and outlets
EpisodePart Two: Mark Zuckerberg Should Be On Trial For Crimes Against Humanity
PodcastBehind the Bastards
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1:05:54 - 1:07:57 (02:03)
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