Alex Stamos Former Facebook Executive Calls For OANN, Newsmax To Be “Deplatformed”, Says We Have To ‘Turn Down The Capabilities Of Conservative Influencers’Alex Stamos Former Facebook Executive Calls For OANN, Newsmax To Be “Deplatformed”, Says We Have To ‘Turn Down The Capabilities Of Conservative Influencers’

Says We Have To ‘Turn Down The Capabilities Of Conservative Influencers’

Former Facebook executive Alex Stamos called for conservative news alternatives OANN and Newsmax to be “deplatformed” during his appearance on CNN Sunday.

Discussing the ongoing political polarization in America in the wake of the November election and the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, Stamos suggested that since people now “are able to seek out the information that makes them feel good,” an incentive exists for some outlets to “become more and more radical.”

Stamos said, “We have to turn down the capability of these Conservative influencers to reach these huge audiences.”

“There are people on YouTube for example that have a larger audience than daytime CNN,” he added and CNN’s Brian Stelter nodded in agreement.

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“One of the places you can see this is on the fact that you now have competitors to Fox News on their right, OANN and Newsmax, which are carried by all the major cable networks, who are trying now to outflank Fox on the right because the moment Fox [News] introduced any kind of realism into their reporting, immediately a bunch of people chose to put themselves into a sealed ecosystem,” Stamos said. “They can do that both on cable. They can do it online, and that becomes a huge challenge in figuring out how do you bring people back into the mainstream of fact-based reporting and try to get us back into the same consensual reality.”

Alex Stamos left Facebook after a series of massive failures on his part such as allowing sexualized images of children on the platform yet he believes he is the arbiter of truth…

Stamos went on to suggest that social media companies collaborate together “in the same way they worked on ISIS.”

“There was a collaboration between the tech companies and law enforcement to make it impossible for them to use the internet to recruit and radicalize mostly young Muslim men at the same around the world,” he said. “Now we’re talking about the domestic audience in the United States.”

Meanwhile, Facebook is prohibiting ads for firearm accessories and will be removing content containing “Stop the Steal” verbiage as part of the platform’s pre-Biden inauguration policies.

Facebook announced: “We already prohibit ads for weapons, ammunition and weapon enhancements like silencers. But we will now also prohibit ads for accessories such as gun safes, vests and gun holsters in the US.”

They also noted: “We are now removing content containing the phrase “stop the steal” under our Coordinating Harm policy from Facebook and Instagram. We removed the original Stop the Steal group in November and have continued to remove Pages, groups and events that violate any of our policies, including calls for violence.”

The move comes as debate continues around the social media giant and its propensity to censor content it alone deems disagreeable.

Facebook made clear they will also not allow the platform to be used to share content regarding events being organized “in close proximity to locations including the White House, the U.S. Capitol building and any of the state capitol buildings through Inauguration Day.”

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7 thoughts on “Alex Stamos Former Facebook Executive Calls For OANN, Newsmax To Be “Deplatformed””
  1. Bring back the fairness doctrine. Require accurate, factual reporting if they call it news. “Opinion” shows on all stations should be clearly labeled as such.

    1. Every segment on CNN, NBC, NYT, Guardian, BBC etc would have to be called heavy heavy super heavy opinion. I repeat, every second and every word of every segment and every page.

  2. All contributors on ANY network should have to declare what boards they sit on & what companies they represent. If anyone’s advocating for war, I wanna know if they’re getting paid by raytheon etc or if they’re representing a think tank or whatever. If nascar can do it, why not they?

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