Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook<br />Shouldn’t Be the ‘Arbiter of Truth’ Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has seemingly sided<br />with Donald Trump in his recent feud against Twitter. Twitter came under fire by the president after<br />fact-checking his tweet about mail-in ballot fraud,<br />as well as censoring his tweet that threatened<br />violence against Minneapolis protesters. In an interview with CNBC, Zuckerberg said<br />that Facebook and other internet platforms<br />should not act as the “arbiter of truth.” Mark Zuckerberg,<br />via CNBC Zuckerberg then called political<br />speech a “sensitive [part]” of<br />democracy, implying politicians<br />should not be fact-checked. Mark Zuckerberg,<br />via CNBC Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has since<br />fired back at Zuckerberg’s comments,<br />saying the platform’s intention is to<br />allow people to “judge for themselves.” Jack Dorsey,<br />via Twitter
