I think FACEBOOK, LIVELEAK and other's don't want to show it because there's something really wrong that no one talked about.
That video is going to be used as a recruiting tool to radicalize more terrorists - but this attempt to make it disappear and giving it very little news attention - with Trump suddenly throwing out distractions to keep us focused elsewhere is despicable.ĭespite the allegations of racism and hatespeech, I am absolutely disappointed that I have to turn to a website like EncyclopediaDramatica or Bestgore just so I can see the TRUTH with my own eyes.
Now: I absolutely believe Facebook and Youtube have every right to keep that video off their servers.īut what bothers me is how much action has been taken to keep that video off of private servers outside of Facebook and Youtube. Not because it was "gory" but because it absolutely showed the indifference to human life based solely on religious-based racism and hate. It's amazing how White Nationalist (racists) are being downplayed and the narrative being changed to shift our focus. It's amazing how they don't mind showing us 911 attacks over and over, yet they absolutely don't want want us to see a White racist terrorist attacking these innocent muslims at prayer. There are those among us who have been doing everything that we could to keep that video accessible. In the wake of the attacks, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said she wants to discuss the subject of livestreaming with Facebook.
In 2016, the shooting of police officers appeared on Facebook Live, and a Thai man broadcast himself on the platform murdering his 11-month-old daughter a year later. This isn’t the first time extreme acts of violence have been streamed to Facebook. The perpetrator mentioned Pewdiepie in the livestream, something the YouTube star said he found “sickening.” YouTube and Twitter have also been removing the video, and Reddit banned the notorious r/watchpeopledie subreddit in the wake of the massacres, citing a site policy on “glorifying violence.” Even Valve has been forced into action, with the company removing profiles that were allegedly tributes to the shooter. The site also blocked edited versions that removed the graphic footage, something Facebook said it did as a mark of respect to those affected and over "concerns of local authorities." A gunman livestreamed the incident on Facebook using a head-mounted camera, and while the social network removed the video and the person’s account, the 17-minute clip was still shared online.ĭespite stopping 1.2 million copies of the video being uploaded, 300,000 made their way onto Facebook before being taken down. Facebook alone removed 1.5 million copies of the clip in the first 24 hours of the shooting, 1.2 million of which were deleted at the upload stage.įifty people died and at least 20 more were injured in the shooting last Friday, which took place at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. What just happened? Social media sites have been battling the spread of the New Zealand terror attack video.
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