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Topic	Facebook censored my friend's status who was complaining about men
Solid_Seb 12/12/19 9:34:53 AM #8:	MFBKBass5 posted... She made this long post(a few paragraphs) about how she matched with this guy on Bumble, and they made plans to hang out that night. She explains that he messaged her a few hours before saying he was stuck at work later, and that they might have to meet a bit later that night or reschedule. She didnt hear back from him for a bit, but assumed they were still on to meet that night. But as she was getting ready and putting make up on, he just straight up unmatched her without saying a word. The last part of her status was saying about how men are pigs, but none of it was really offensive honestly. Just typical feminist post. Later that night she revealed that Facebook actually removed her post for offensive content. Thats CRAZY to me that FB is censoring that much. Not a good sign of things to come. Why is Facebook monitoring that type of content in the first place? Being sexist is not feminist, for starters. But it was probably someone who reported it that brought it to facebooks attention, and they removed it because it is sexist, albeit not in a hateful way. The irony is funny though, trashing men and wanting to date them in the same post. Pick a lane lol <cite>Solid_Seb posted [p:931466376] in Facebook c... [t:78248221]...</cite> <quote>MFBKBass5 posted... </cite> <quote>She made this long post(a few paragraphs) about how she matched with this guy on Bumble, and they made plans to hang out that night. She explains that he messaged her a few hours before saying he was stuck at work later, and that they might have to meet a bit later that night or reschedule. She didnt hear back from him for a bit, but assumed they were still on to meet that night. But as she was getting ready and putting make up on, he just straight up unmatched her without saying a word. The last part of her status was saying about how men are pigs, but none of it was really offensive honestly. Just typical feminist post. Later that night she revealed that Facebook actually removed her post for offensive content. Thats CRAZY to me that FB is censoring that much. Not a good sign of things to come. Why is Facebook monitoring that type of content in the first place?</quote>Being sexist is not feminist, for starters. But it was probably someone who reported it that brought it to facebooks attention, and they removed it because it is sexist, albeit not in a hateful way. The irony is funny though, trashing men and wanting to date them in the same post. Pick a lane lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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