Why Is Facebook censoring law-abiding citizens for reporting illegal alien crimes?

The Social Contract: During the last week of August 2018, Sedwin Osmel-Vasquez Carrillo, 28, and Elder Rene Carrillo-Cruz, 26, were arrested by the Kentucky State Police, when an undercover investigation revealed that the pair of illegal aliens were using Facebook Messenger to share child pornographic images.Both suspects were living in Shelbyville, Kentucky, at the time of their arrest.

They were charged with possession or viewing of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor and distribution of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor.

Upon questioning, both Carrillo-Cruz and Carrillo admitted to distributing child pornography.

Of course, many of us are now very familiar with Facebook’s so-called “community standards” and being put into what is commonly referred to as “Facebook jail,” or having your page deleted altogether, when one “violates” these standards. However, this seems somehow to only apply to conservative, pro-Trump, or anti-illegal immigration pages.

There are currently several “Antifa” pages on Facebook which openly promote violence against the right, as well as “Black Lives Matter” pages which regularly stir up hatred against the police, and even post messages offering support to Palestinian terrorists.^{1, 2}

Obviously, these “community standards” are purely political, and are nothing more than a way of censoring conservatives and basically anyone who wants the rule of law restored for this nation.

However, you would likely think that the distribution of child pornography would be a “violation” of Facebook’s “community standards,” regardless of where one stands politically. But, you would be wrong…

More than two weeks after his arrest, Sedwin Carrillo (you know, “a Shelbyville man”) still had multiple Facebook accounts open.³

Disturbingly, many of Carrillo’s photos include himself surrounded by children.  MORE HERE