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I mean, some art is adult!

Anyway it's less of a moral thing and more economical. Facebook sells ads next to user content. Anything that advertisers are unwilling to risk appearing next to is on thin ice.

>>sp332+(OP)
It is grossly inappropriate that we subjugate our entire culture to the capricious will of online advertisers. They are unaccountable, unelected, rife with fraud and not even subject to customer feedback. It's all the evils of both government bureaucracy and free markets distilled into one toxic concoction.

I would rather pay a subscribtion fee for any social network I use, keep the data and decide what I get to see.