DAVOS,
"The best thing to speak against recruitment by ISIS
are the voices of people who were recruited by ISIS ,
understand what the true experience is, have escaped, and have come back to
tell the truth," she said.
"Counter-speech to the speech that is perpetuating hate
we think by far is the best answer," she added.
Rather than only focusing on silencing the voices of hate
and intolerance, Sandberg laid out her way to combat the terrorist organization
on the Internet: drown them out with messages of hope, a phenomenon she called
"like attacks."
Sandberg gave an example of how German Facebook users did
this: they targeted a neo-Nazi Facebook page and flooded it with messages of
love and tolerance.
"What was a page filled with hatred and intolerance was
then tolerance and messages of hope," she added.
Sandberg's comments came amid an increasing pressure on
Facebook and other social media sites to help fight extremist speech online.
Its open nature makes social media a powerful tool for
terrorist organizations, ISIS in particular,
to spread hateful rhetoric and find new recruits
http://www.pna.gov.ph/index.php?idn=&sid=&nid=&rid=849622
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