Facebook is interesting. Poor Mark seems to be the outcast of silicon valley so I kinda want to support him, but then again he is also the worst one of them all at times.
FB is the devil - you should feel zero sympathy for 'ol Zuck - Bezos too
That said, even the devil makes the correct decision
Most of us learn this as kids.
Have your parents ever asked you, if your friends jump into the fire, will you do it too?
That's all incitement is. One guy telling others to jump into the fire. People don't have to listen, they have their own agency and can decide for themselves if they wish to do wrong.
Doing something wrong is ultimately the real crime. Not just talking about it(incitement.)
Either way this is pretty much irrelevant as Trump explicitly said be peaceful.
Trump is not your friend - for what it's worth, he is an Authority and Leadership figure - we are also taught as kids to respect Authority and adhere to instructions from our Leaders.
When Trump told his followers to jump into the fire, they followed their societal programming - that
is criminal incitement due to his power and position.
If you or I had tweeted up a shitstorm telling thousands to go and 'take back their government that was stolen from them' it would have zero effect 'cos we don't have that kind of influence.
Like it or not, "With great power come great responsibility" <---- from Wikipedia: [French National Convention in
1793,[5] there is this sentence:
Ils doivent envisager qu'une grande responsabilité est la suite inséparable d'un grand pouvoir ("They [the Representatives] must contemplate that a great responsibility is the inseparable result of a great power"). In
1817, British Member of Parliament William Lamb is recorded saying, "the possession of great power necessarily implies great responsibility."[6] In
1906, Under-Secretary of the Colonial Office Winston Churchill said, "Where there is great power there is great responsibility," even indicating that it was already a cultural maxim invoked toward government at the time.[7][8][9]
Trump and his supporters cannot shy away from that - as POTUS his words and actions carry greater weight than any other person in the USA, arguably the world.
PS: On him explicitly tweeting 'be peaceful', that's disengenous since it ignores not only what he said at the rally beforehand, it also ignores what his enablers and supporters had to say in the same context, and it ignores his tweet history filled with falsehood and misinformation designed to whip up the emotions of his supporters.