On Thursday, October 22, 2020, 03:13:13 AM PDT, Zenaan Harkness
   <zen@freedbms.net> wrote:

   >Worse than that - FB censors call to weigh SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney
   Barrett against a duck to prove she's not a witch.  I mean, what's the
   world coming to when you can't do a quick duck check against a possible
   witch?
   >Shocking!
   >Facebook really should be ashamed of themselves, interfering in a
   SCOTUS election in this way - and after a challenge by the BabylonBee,
   FBook doubled down on their eleckshun interference.
   >(Oh, and free speech right to satire - but that's -so- mundane.) :
   >   Netizens Slam Facebook’s ‘Woke Police’ For Banning Babylon Bee
   Satire on Grilling of Judge Barrett

   [1]https://sputniknews.com/us/202010211080834168-netizens-slam-facebook
   s-woke-police-for-banning-babylon-bee-satire-on-grilling-of-judge-barre
   tt/
   >      Last Wednesday, the news satire website Babylon Bee ran a story
   with the
         headline, "Senator Hirono Demands ACB Be Weighed Against A Duck
   To See If
         She Is A Witch," in reference to the grilling Judge Amy Coney
   Barrett
         faced from a Hawaii senator, who asked the judge if she had ever
         "sexually assaulted" anyone.
   >      Facebook has removed an article published by the conservative
   satirical
         site The Babylon Bee, mocking the grilling that Supreme Court
   nominee
         Judge Amy Coney Barrett came under from Hawaii's Democratic
   Senator Mazie
         Hirono during last week's confirmation hearing.
    >     Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon slammed the decision by the social
   media
         giant, revealing on Twitter the heated debate the satirical piece
   had
         triggered.
   >         So after a manual review, Facebook says they stand by their
   decision
           to pull down this article and demonetize our page. I'm not
   kidding.
           They say this article "incites violence." It's literally a
           regurgitated joke from a Monty Python movie!
                   — Seth Dillon (@SethDillon) October 20, 2020
                   [2]https://t.co/U9B6tTOj6N

   While it may seem obvious to many of us, I think we should explicitly
   identify "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" as the movie this joke comes
   from.  There aren't as many advantages to being "old" as I'd like, but
   one key one is that we've heard and seen A LOT.   Which is great, as
   long as we've still got a good memory to go with it.
   My memory used to be truly astounding, but then Amy Coney Barrett
   turned me into a newt.   But I got better...
                           Jim Bell

References

   1. https://sputniknews.com/us/202010211080834168-netizens-slam-facebooks-woke-police-for-banning-babylon-bee-satire-on-grilling-of-judge-barrett/
   2. https://t.co/U9B6tTOj6N