评论
Positive_Piece5859•3 months ago•132
I think instead of Instagram she should have contacted the cops about this; this could absolutely be seen as a threat of physical violence. And whoever created that video needs a serious mental health evaluation imo to see what they have going on, and to make sure that they won’t escalate from this into real life violence.
Leading_Ambition8333•3 months ago•39
Social media is a cancer on humanity. Including Reddit. You don’t need it.
Dull-Librarian-2676•3 months ago•29
Leave Meta
midnighttoker1742•3 months ago•11
Such bs. Then I get banned from r/PoliticalHumor over a couple art pieces? These social platforms are run by fascists
https://preview.redd.it/4eiqk1mm6a2h1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=868f8c20bc8d05d7348f53064d0e5c660e205b3e
Mountain_carrier530•3 months ago•11
Instagram, and Meta as a whole, do not care because it gets them clicks. I've reported blatantly racist and/or violent posts on Instagram only to be told in both the initial and the request for further review that they don't violate their guidelines.
If they can get engagement off of it, the post stays up.
UnavoidableLunacy25•3 months ago•8
That’s pretty draconian.
It’s just the internet inter-netting. Only one way to stop this - and people still can’t do it.
QiDeviation•3 months ago•6
Tech bros fought and lobbied to strike down any regulation. This is our future now.
SpunNumeroUno•3 months ago•6
Ugh gross, and vile. Not a good look Instagram, not a good look.
Little_Red_Riding_•3 months ago•6
Meta owns Instagram and they are hotdogging for AI content creators, so I’m not surprised they don’t put them in Facebook jail, or lock the account permanently. You would have to file a police report and file a lawsuit against Meta to see any action.
TheEdgeofGoon•3 months ago•3
Meta makes a lot of money off of Aislop on Facebook, they want this.
