@Reb4Ham  
Good thing I saved it. I mean, this image.

sadly, dead again. this time it’s probably forever.

@vit  
You haven’t seen what people get kicked off of Facebook for these days. Also, he eventually got his chance to get back at Facebook.  

@BK Leonidas  
But look at that pony’s face. He’s clearly saying RACIST THINGS deliberately and maliciously. He’s got himself to blame.

@vit  
Cause Facebook are a bunch of overly PC lefties that keep shifting the yardlines.

All that pony had to do was not say racist things and he couldn’t do even that.

For more stuff like this, click the source link and see all their recent images.

Glad Facebook is dying to be honest, the place was bad for people even before the rampant censorship.

@Background Pony #A387  
It’s time’s like these I really wish one could distinguish sarcasm and tone in text.
 
@Depressed Knoll  
There’s no consequences beyond other people’s opinion of you that your freedom of speech would bring. You should not be assaulted, silenced, or otherwise retaliated against just because of something you said. If you believe that someone should be retaliated against for something they said, then I should be given all my power to come find you just because I FEEL you’re being combative with me.
 
See the issue here? It’s not a good system to work with. Someone could claim a bogus, “he insulted me,” and then want some defense from that. If that was the case, you INSULTED ME, and shouldn’t I get the same tools of destruction? It’s a wild mess. It is infinitely better to allow everyone to have an opinion of everyone else based on what they say. Nobody needs to get violent, there’s no retaliation, and best of all it’s better that everyone has a competent and logical thought process on it.
 
Opinions are just opinions. One is no better than another unless it’s implemented into an idea that works better than the other. I cannot objectively say that tomato soup is bad, because that’s not been proven, but my opinion is that tomato soup is bad. You won’t see me assaulting people on the street because of it. Plenty of people have disagreements. If one cannot handle that, then they should be cast aside by the mature and intelligent of society.

@cdcdrr  
Or when a Scottish judge decides that your inoffensive joke video is incitement of hate speech and gives you a prison sentence for it.
 
 
@Depressed Knoll  
And getting kicked off of a platform because you don’t share the owner’s world view or showcase something that the owner doesn’t have an interest in or hell, getting fired because you told everyone in the company how ideologically driven it was becoming and how women should stop being pressured into jobs they have no real interest in due to biology aren’t really just consequences.

@Psy Key  
Freedom of speech doesn’t mean free from consequences.

@Psy Key  
Wow, I’m so surprised you have a duck badge with an intelligent statement like that.

@KharnZeBetrayer  
Your civil rights come before a company’s mandates, in my opinion. Give me liberty, or give me death.

@Psy Key  
I’m always split on these things:
 
On a personal level - No step on snek  
On a business level - No step on snek
 
A private entity has the right to dictate terms to people using its services. But at the same time Facebook, YouTube etc. have such a massive monopoly on that realm of media it is nearly equal to full censorship.

@cdcdrr  
Which is why I think companies that infringe on rights should be completely sacked by the government, and their bank distributed to the public.

Your right to free speech ends where the terms of service begin.

His cutie mark should be a frozen peach.

True story.