Hamza Ali Abbasi made Facebook realize their mistake

Here’s another twist in the tale related to the previous post we had done about Facebook removing the controversial post of Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi. Now Facebook boss Zuckerberg has said in a reply that he didn’t think that post should had been removed and his team might had made a mistake. Read: Facebook deletes Hamza Ali Abbasi post on expressing his views Today, Mark Zuckerberg again posted a status mentioning the name of Pakistan, France and Nigeria and said that if the all the communities of the world stay connected than there’s no way terrorists can stand in the way of history’s arc towards acceptance and freedom of speech. In that status, the third highest rated comment was from a Pakistani Facebook account Angelic Munni pasted Hamza’s screenshot asking what Zuckerberg had to say about his network’s decision of deleting Hamza’s post, Mark Zuckerberg responded: “I don’t think this should have been blocked. Our team might have made a mistake. Justin, can you look into this?” This was the status of Zuckerberg in which he replied about the deleted post of Hamza Ali Abbasi. It’s inspiring to see the videos of more than two million people of all religions, ages, ethnicities and backgrounds come together to march in unity. As long as we are connected, then no attacks by extremists — not in Nigeria, not in Pakistan, not in the Middle East and not in France — can stand in the way of history’s arc towards freedom and acceptance for all.Hamza Ali Abbasi That’s not all, Hamza Ali Abbasi strike back with another status appreciating Zuckerberg but also doubting that deleting status was a mistake at the first place. It’s nice of Mr. Zuckerberg to accept his organization’s mistake, however, i highly doubt if it was a “mistake” at all. Nonetheless, an evidence that when enough righteous people stand for “truth”, it always triumphs. He also criticized the liberals for their strict stance for freedom of speech.