Re:Hard Questions: How We Counter Terrorism
by aaron-lebo on Friday June 16, 2017 @07:02AM
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Radicalization is a very real problem. It's hard to imagine a good reason Facebook should allow ISIS propaganda videos with beheadings and torture killings on their network.
If someone was walking around a grocery store with posters of corpses and passing out literature that advocates violence, they sure as hell would and should get kicked out.
Re:Hard Questions: How We Counter Terrorism
by curiousgal on Friday June 16, 2017 @06:50AM
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I'd argue that we should let them use Facebook, the more one uses it the less they are out there killing people.
Re:Hard Questions: How We Counter Terrorism
by JohnStrangeII on Friday June 16, 2017 @07:04AM
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Killing people does not take much time, terrorists are not out there killing people 24/7. It's more like once in a lifetime until they get shot by police.
Yes, but terrorists may use roads, buses, local grocery shops, cinemas. Should all of those places counter terrorism?