ByShare this storyIn May 2020, former president Donald Trump wrote on Twitter and , “When the looting starts, the shooting starts,” encouraging the use of lethal force against Black Lives Matter protesters. Mark Zuckerberg, in communicating with his staff about why he decided not to take down the post, compared it with a statement the company removed from its platform earlier that year in India. Kapil Mishra, a Delhi politician from the governing Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, had given the Delhi police a few months earlier on Twitter and Facebook. If the police didn’t clear...…ByShare this storyIn May 2020, former president Donald Trump wrote on Twitter and , “When the looting starts, the shooting starts,” encouraging the use of lethal force against Black Lives Matter protesters. Mark Zuckerberg, in communicating with his staff about why he decided not to take down the post, compared it with a statement the company removed from its platform earlier that year in India. Kapil Mishra, a Delhi politician from the governing Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, had given the Delhi police a few months earlier on Twitter and Facebook. If the police didn’t clear...WW…