@CNN: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg walked back statements that appeared to defend people who post holocaust denials on the social network, after he was quoted earlier in the day saying some deniers who post on Facebook aren’t “intentionally getting it wrong.” https://t.co/wLFIgG6S9c https://t.co/ni476LFfKG

July 18, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg walked back statements that appeared to defend people who post holocaust denials on the social network, after he was quoted earlier in the day saying some deniers who post on Facebook aren't "intentionally getting it wrong." https://t.co/wLFIgG6S9c pic.twitter.com/ni476LFfKG

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