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That’s the irony of all this,” said Nathaniel Persily, a Stanford University law professor who studies technology and democracy. Conversely, government figures like Trump actually face strict rules about blocking users. Zuckerberg then mentions a case in which Facebook removed a post by the president of Brazil. The user lost.)
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