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'Fb does not care': Activists say accounts got rid of in spite of Zuckerberg's free-speech stance

“Fb doesn’t care. It closes our accounts at the pretext of terrorism. We're in opposition to terrorism and violence," one journalist mentioned.
“Facebook doesn’t care. It closes our accounts on the pretext of terrorism. We are against terrorism and violence," one journalist said.

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