Another interesting note on Facebook is it's tried to figure out what they are and what

the rules are moving from something not really that important, whether or not a nipple

gets seen to how they were going to handle Gore and they originally went with we're not

going to allow Al Gore viscera.

Yeah, the gross stuff human body, et cetera.

And they're trying to come up with a how do we stop, how do we justify not letting ISIS

and al-Qaeda post these videos and go on Facebook, among other things?

I'm going to get back to your doctrine because it's sick and we don't want to.

Yeah, the original rule was any, any fluids that are supposed to be inside the body that

are outside the body we don't allow.

But then the bots and I stand there.

Then their terrorist attack in Boston, the Boston marathon bombing happened and people

were posting all kinds of news footage that had Gore in it and they had to make the decision,

are we a news outlet?

I guess we are a news outlet.

And you know, everybody got thrown up in the air again and then people posting pictures

in towns in Mexico where the press doesn't print the pictures.

Oh boy.

What's up drug cartels do because they're too scared for Facebook can do it.

Well do we allow that because that's definitely news and it's not getting out any other way

and it's completely defensible, you know, socially, sociologically.

It wouldn't be easy.

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