I saw this on a previous bread.

Did this actually ever appear on Facebook and if so did Facebook fail to flag it?

If not, where did it come from?

I found this Reuters article from 2020, but they seem more concerned about not implicating TED, than if Facebook actually responded that it did not violate Community Standards. And they point to 4 chan as the source of the pic. but I'm not seeing this particular pic there, just a bunch of other anti pedo memes.

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-ted-ad-idUSKBN24B26H/

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/176891021/

>>20282825

So Facebook never actually sent the response that implicates that it allowed the pic?

I understand that the pic is just a meme, but is the part about Facebook not flagging the meme true? Was the top part of the meme ever posted on Facebook without the bottom part of the meme?

Is the Facebook response fabricated, is what I'm wondering.

Every article seems more intent on protecting TED and in saying that the top pic is fabricated and not a real advertisement. But I haven't seen anything that says that the response from Facebook is also fabricated.

>>20282805

>but I'm not seeing this particular pic there, just a bunch of other anti pedo memes.

Oops, my mistake, it is posted on /pol/

But just the ad, not the bottom part.

>>20282942

To censor or to not censor seems to be the issue.

>>20282939

I used to work at a place where I was attacked like this. Got out of that place. Nothing worse than a pack of wolves attacking you for their own personal gratification. Bunch of fucking bullies. I wasn't about to be made into a sacrificial sucker and a scapegoat for their egos.

>>20283022

Every scenario has been accounted for.