Mark Zuckerberg?s reversal on Holocaust denial is a 180
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I don’t think that they’re intentionally getting it wrong,” he said, adding that as a Jewish person, he found Holocaust denial to be personally offensive.Facebook says it will now block White-nationalist, White-separatist postsThe comment provoked immediate uproar from researchers and Jewish groups, who for years have documented how promoting the conspiracy theory that Nazi Germany did not kill six million Jews and millions of others during the Second World War is part of a broader anti-Semitic strategy.Facebook banned the term “white supremacy” and neo-Nazi groups at the time, but that ban was narrow enough that it was easy for hateful movements to flourish on the platform using other names and terms.
As said here by Elizabeth Dwoskin