Harsh Review by Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook remains a platform for liars of the Holocaust. Zuckerberg still does not want to delete his account.

Not only did Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, criticize her controversial comments about Holocaust deniers – she spoke of their "hateful and hateful rhetoric". against a ban because that would not make those people disappear. From Germany also came the light tones. "There must be no room for anti-Semitism," said Justice Minister Katarina Barley. "This includes verbal and physical attacks against Jews as well as the denial of the Holocaust." The latter was punishable in Germany and would be strictly prosecuted. In a statement to Politico Europa, a spokeswoman for the Justice Ministry said that what the Jewish technological entrepreneur "wants or requires for the US or international market" is not possible in Germany. Here are the Nazi symbols and denial of the Holocaust banned for decades. Social media companies working in Germany are required by law to remove content that violates the ban. These days, Zuckerberg had sparked a wave of indignation when he said that Facebook would prefer to let people express their opinion if it turned out to be false. He was Jewish, he said, and there were people who would deny that the Holocaust had taken place. "I find that very offensive, but in the end, I do not think our platform should remove that, because I believe there are things that different people see wrongly. They intentionally did wrong about it. "