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This opens grounds to pretty big lawsuits.

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Waaaah a private business made a private business decision reeeee

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They defrauded investors with false information.

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They defrauded investors with false information.

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Private investors negotiating with private companies on a free market.

And you want the government to get involved?

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To enforce property rights...

:zzz:

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Against the intellectual property of a private business?

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We get it. You hate to lose politically.

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Facebook has permanently banned a number of far-right organisations and individuals including the British National party (BNP), the English Defence League (EDL) and Britain First under its “dangerous individuals and organisations” policy.

The ban, which came into effect at midday on Thursday, extends beyond the groups and individuals specifically cited as hate organisations: posts and other content that “expresses praise or support” for them will also be banned, as will users who coordinate support for the groups.

Twelve individuals and accounts have been banned by the site: the BNP and its former chairman Nick Griffin; Britain First, its leader, Paul Golding, and former deputy leader Jayda Fransen; the EDL and Paul Ray, a founder member of the group; Knights Templar International and the far-right activist Jim Dowson; the National Front and its leader, Tony Martin; and the far-right activist Jack Renshaw, a former spokesperson for the proscribed terrorist organisation National Action.