"It is stunningly clear that in his speech there was no call to insurrection, no incitement to violence, and no threat to public safety in any manner," and that there is a "total absence of any serious linkage between the Trump speech and the Capitol building incursion. The board’s decision, announced Wednesday, upheld Facebook’s. The statement denies that Trump's comments lead to the Capitol siege. The decision was made by the Facebook Oversight Board, an independent body often described as a kind of Supreme Court for Facebook.
"In this scenario, Facebook must address any further violations promptly and in accordance with its established content policies."Īs part of the board's examination, Trump was allowed to provide a statement, which was submitted by the American Center for Law and Justice on his behalf. However, the board said Facebook must review the decision. Channel 9 is also working to find out if investigators have a suspect in mind or know a possible motive for. Trump's accounts, the company should apply its rules to that decision, including any changes made in response to the Board's policy recommendations below," the board's ruling said. Facebook can keep blocking former President Trump from using its platform, the social network's court-like Oversight Board said Wednesday. READ: Police continue search for gunman in Palm Bay shooting that left 4 teens injured. The board claimed that Facebook gave Trump's account "a vague, standardless penalty" and then tried to "avoid its responsibilities" by sending the "case to the Board to resolve."
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