On FB recently, a cousin of mine posted a meme that some university faculty member said about flatulation and rape culture.I posted this link, thewaterpipe.wordpress.com/2013/12/22/can-a-fart-be-misogynist/and I said I wasn't sure if this wasn't satire of extreme feminists at the University of Toronto. FB blocked my message and subsequent edits as SPAM. Apparently the link set it off.Now the next one is really sad. I posted this link to an article that showed evidence for a higher rate of depression among adults who had been raised by same-sex couples: www.hindawi.com/journals/drt/2016/2410392/and FB blocked that as well. It even blocked a link to an article that mentioned this other article, the federalist.I hear there is AI blocking posts on Facebook. They probably have some leftist ideologues blocking sites with social and political implications they do not like, even sites that present academic research on the welfare of children. I saw a Ted Talk on YouTube recently, which I can't seem to find now. The speaker said that FB was able to get 300K more voters out in a recent election. She said Trump won by a-hundred-and-something thousand votes. (I am not sure how she determined those numbers.) They had algorythms, she said, that could determine all kinds of things about you. They could look at your clothes and face and supposedly tell what your sexual orientation is. They can look at what you like and determine who you would vote for.So what if these ideologues at that site decide they want left-wing politicians in office, and instead of encouraging everyone to vote, they just pick the voters they want to go to the polls and vote for the pro-gay adoption politician who is concerned that loud male flatulation leads dominates women and promotes rape culture. Do you think they will stay neutral if they do not allow certain types of posts on their sites?Apparently, YT is demonitizing videos from right-wing channels. Some of them are alt-right. But they may be demonitizing less offensive sites that tend to be right wing