Facebook suppressed the posts of satirical outlet The Babylon Bee after they ran a rather hysterical story about Sen. Mazie Hirono's (D-HI) outright disgust with Amy Coney Barrett, only reversing course after media outrage forced their hand. https://thepostmillennial.com/babylon-bee-fight-facebook-and-wins

The Babylon Bee takes on Facebook censorship and wins

"There's more to jokes than just the laughter they produce," Dillon said. "Humor is a vehicle for carrying the truth, and the truth can be offensive."

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