It is not always clear what statements are outright false or simply "exaggerated" in politics. This could place non-mainstream views at a disadvantage.

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Con: Social media platforms could commit to only censoring blatant falsehoods.

Should social media websites remove posts which spread misinformation?

It is not always clear what statements are outright false or simply "exaggerated" in politics. This could place non-mainstream views at a disadvantage.

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Social media platforms could commit to only censoring blatant falsehoods.

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It is not always clear what statements are outright false or simply "exaggerated" in politics. This could place non-mainstream views at a disadvantage.

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Social media platforms could commit to only censoring blatant falsehoods.