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To: simplicity who wrote (724415)	7/4/2013 9:21:35 AM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1576282

Powerful words coming from a man who is defending his store during the LA riots 1992 .............................................................. Youtube ^ \| 1/13/2013

To: simplicity who wrote (724415)	7/4/2013 9:23:30 AM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1576282

1992 LA Riots - Korean Merchants with Firearms Protect their Stores

To: simplicity who wrote (724415)	7/4/2013 9:24:47 AM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1576282

Armed Korean Merchants Protect Stores - 1992 LA Riots

To: simplicity who wrote (724415)	7/4/2013 9:30:38 AM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1576282

Facebook said it would not remove a page dubbed " RIOT for Trayvon" claiming it "doesn't violate our community standard on credible threat of violence." Later, the site apparently yanked the page but left another called "Kill Zimmerman" as is. A Breitbart News contributor reached out to Facebook today asking the company to review "RIOT for Trayvon." The page, which had 152 "likes," included this paragraph (warning -- explicit language): They don't think we will tear this mutha fucka up! LIKE IF YOU READY TO RIDE! LETS FLEX OUR MUSCLE! WHAT,YOU SCARED? A picture accompanying the page featured a person lying unconscious. FACEBOOK responded that it reviewed the page in question and did not feel the need to block it. A short time later, the site could no longer be found on Facebook. However, "Kill Zimmerman," which has 73 "likes," still existed on the site. It, too, was reported by at least one Facebook user for a possible "hate speech" violation, with Facebook responding in a similar fashion.