Facebook does not expel those who deny the Holocaust – Internet and Social

Denying the Holocaust is "deeply offensive", but this type of content should not be banned by Facebook . That's what social network CEO Mark Zuckerberg said, explaining that Facebook is deleting content if it results in real physical damage or attacks on individuals

"I do not think so that our platform should delete "these messages or comments," because I think that there are several things about which people are wrong, and I do not think that they intentionally distort, "explained Zuckerberg in an interview with ReCode: "It's hard to question the will and understand it – some examples, the reality is that I sometimes make mistakes when I speak in public," he added almost prophetically. The controversy is immediate

The Anti-Defamation League believes that Facebook has "the moral and ethical obligation" not to allow people to disseminate ideas about denial of the Holocaust on its platform . "Denial of the Holocaus you are a deliberate, deliberate and deliberate tactic that has been going on for some time by anti-Semitism, which is unquestionably hateful, painful and dangerous, "explained CEO Jonathan Greenblat

Facing the wave of criticism for the world. Recode interview, Zuckerberg is forced to clarify: "There is one thing I want to be clear on: I think the denial of the Holocaust is deeply shocking, and I did not want to stand up for the people who deny it ". But Zuckerberg's words, which arrive a week after Facebook, have confirmed that Infowars (a site that propagates conspiracy theories) will remain on the platform, are meant to be discussed.