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Only two major platforms have ruled out showing the livestreamed execution of Nidal Hasan
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TikTok and Newsmax confirmed to Axios that they will not allow live broadcast or videos of the possible public execution for Nidal Hasan shooting, which the War Department plans to broadcast live. According to the aforementioned media, a TikTok spokesman claimed that the broadcast would violate their policies of use, which prohibit showing "graphic incidents and violence, including torture, the time of someone's death or a shooting," as well as …
TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X and Twitch face a politically charged dilemma: enforce their rules against extreme violence or allow broadcasting?
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