So I saw a derogatory slur about Jews on MySpace?

Question

And I reported it. It was a comment on a blog. I got a response back from MySpace saying that it did not violate any of their policies. How is this possible?

Answer 1

Points for the Tingmeister.

Answer 2

It's on a person's profile..

not actually representing myspace..

so basically it's freedom of speech.

It sucks..

I saw a swastika graffitid at my new school..

and they haven't done anything about it...

Answer 3

Deal with it, it's the Internet. Learn to think critically and make your own decisions on how you personally want to think, it's part of growing up and being a mature adult.

Also, take solace in the fact that you yourself don't hold such views, and know that as long as those kinds of people are around, it makes you look (if nothing else) better than them.

Answer 4

freedom of speech.

that's just how it is.

it's sad.

Answer 5

Im not sure, but I assume that people's comments are able to be put into the category of violatable (does that make sense?) because alot of people have much more rude stuff posted in comments, picture comments, blog comments etc.