Should Facebook allow businesses to giveaway guns?

[Bbott 1]

http://www.webpronews.com/ar-15-giveaway-shut-down-for-violating-facebooks-guidelines-2013-04#respond

 

Post your opinion. Comments are funny to read.

[Maksim 1,504]

This is google all over again.

 

They are ok having paid gun related advertising, however they do not want gun publishers.

 

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[1LtCAP 4,264]

if they allow other items to be given away on their site, then yes. if they do not, then no.

[SgtToadette 59]

if they allow other items to be given away on their site, then yes. if they do not, then no.

 

That pretty much sums it up.

[maintenanceguy 510]

It's a private business, I'm okay with them setting their own rules. They don't owe my beliefs anything. Besides, I want to be free to do or not do as my morals require so I'm not comfortable denying that to anyone else - even those I may disagree with.

[JackDaWack 2,895]

Their house, Their rules...

 

The thing that is ironic is that anyone can go and make their own website and do what ever they want on it, but people don't want to deal with it so they go on facebook and then complain. Kinda sounds familiar. Facebook has become nothing but a massive Ad agency, that for most small business is practically Free, if you give them money they will Adbomb every user.

[SgtToadette 59]

Their house, Their rules...

 

The thing that is ironic is that anyone can go and make their own website and do what ever they want on it, but people don't want to deal with it so they go on facebook and then complain. Kinda sounds familiar. Facebook has become nothing but a massive Ad agency, that for most small business is practically Free, if you give them money they will Adbomb every user.

 

There's an idiom I've heard regarding this that goes something along the lines of "if the service is free, you are the product".