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Zuckerberg says Fb made operational mistake in not taking down militia web page

The web page belonged to the Kenosha Guard, a self-identified native militia that had arrange an occasion on Fb calling for individuals to take to the streets with weapons.
The page belonged to the Kenosha Guard, a self-identified local militia that had set up an event on Facebook calling for people to take to the streets with weapons.

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