RW extremists find affinity in FB groups because Facebook helps them find each other

Murder exposes Facebook's Boogaloo problem by @JuddLegum https://t.co/pN5Hp3mLYr

— Warrior Grandma (@Archaeologist03) June 23, 2020

“…we have groups of heavily-armed people loudly talking about their plans for insurrection and to kill law enforcement officials…And Facebook right now continues to host boogaloo groups who are getting around just the basic level of content moderation” https://t.co/rQnjj79ep0

— Stop Agitprop (@StopAgitprop) June 24, 2020

Four men allegedly tied to right-wing extremists to appear in court this week after violence perpetrated during demonstrations after George Floyd killing https://t.co/80W765bWkv

— Ben Pershing (@benpershing) June 23, 2020

“Facebook admits that 64% of the people on Facebook who joined extremist groups did so because FACEBOOK RECOMMENDED THEY JOIN EXTREMIST GROUPS.”https://t.co/GViRCQwezv https://t.co/n3eNnw0B0Q

— Adam Rifkin 🐼 (@ifindkarma) June 10, 2020

CTEC investigation also found that numerous large Boogaloo Facebook pages have been banned recently, while others remain live. Those that aren't banned tend to be run by admins that are either 1) frequently speaking out against racism or 2) relatively inactive

— Alex Newhouse (@AlexBNewhouse) June 22, 2020

'The New York Times recently reported that the FBI, driven by intelligence that Russia is actively trying to nudge American extremist groups toward violence, is looking closely at Nazzaro’s Russian ties' https://t.co/4capGuFIRh

— Casey Michel 🇰🇿 (@cjcmichel) June 1, 2020