The censorship here is the responsibility of the Turkish government, not Facebook.
Sounds like a blanket rationalization that can be applied to virtually any kind of corporate-powered environmental or human rights abuse at the hands of despotic regimes everywhere:
"Abusive practice X is the responsibility of government Y, not hapless company Z, which would surely perish if it did it did not bend over and fulfill government Y's every whim and fancy."
GitHub does the same.
GitHub doesn't put out puffy and patently false statements about being "committed to building an environment where you can speak freely without fear of violence."
Sounds like a blanket rationalization that can be applied to virtually any kind of corporate-powered environmental or human rights abuse at the hands of despotic regimes everywhere:
"Abusive practice X is the responsibility of government Y, not hapless company Z, which would surely perish if it did it did not bend over and fulfill government Y's every whim and fancy."
GitHub does the same.
GitHub doesn't put out puffy and patently false statements about being "committed to building an environment where you can speak freely without fear of violence."