Facebook blocks me for exposing the pro-abortion,pro-sodomy CNC

La Salette Journey ^ | December 3, 2014 | Paul Melanson

[cleghornboy]

Cary Bogue, owner of the Facebook page entitled "Catholics and Protestants United Against Christian

Discrimination, has said, "We all know Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is an avowed atheist, pro-abortion and a strong advocate for the LGBT." See here.

Apparently so. Back in 2012, on the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, an exercise in judicial fabrication, I posted a photograph of an aborted [murdered] baby on Facebook. The photograph was immediately removed by Facebook and I received this notice:

"One of Your Photos Was Removed. One of your photos was recently removed because it was found to violate Facebook policies. As a reminder, the following types of photos are not permitted:

[molson209]

Why would you even go near ButtBook ?

[Oliviaforever]

“Cary Bogue, owner of the Facebook page entitled “Catholics and Protestants United Against ChristianDiscrimination?....”

Cary Bouge does not “own” a Facebook page.

[circlecity]

"Cary Bouge does not “own” a Facebook page."

IN fact, under their new terms of use you give away all intellectual property rights to anything you post on facebook.

[Fester Chugabrew]

retroactive?

[Oliviaforever]

“IN fact, under their new terms of use you give away all intellectual property rights to anything you post on facebook. “

Do those terms of use include Facebook forfeiting all editorial control of what appears in Facebook?

[SWAMPSNIPER]

It has it's purposes. It's a great venue for sowing seeds of doubt among enemy ranks. You can drop a carefully crafted comment in certain places and quickly see a ripple effect in other places. You can make them face issues they would rather avoid and learn a lot about what's in their pointy little heads.

If I tell you more I will have to kill you.

[circlecity]

"Do those terms of use include Facebook forfeiting all editorial control of what appears in Facebook?"

Nope.

[Neidermeyer]

The next lines in the post list the FB rules ..

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* Content that is pornographic or contains nudity, or is inappropriately sexual

* Attacks on an individual or a group of people

* Depictions of self harm, excessive violence or drug use
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The photo she posted definitely was pornographic , contained nudity and depicted “excessive violence” ,, I suggest going to the linked site...

We need to work sites like FB hard and get them to acknowledge our concerns.... this is how you reach people now.