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Facebook deletes Georgia congressional candidate Marjorie Greene’s ad

A screenshot from an ad by Marjorie Greene and her campaign that was removed from Facebook for inciting violence.
A screenshot from an ad by Marjorie Greene and her campaign that was removed from Facebook for inciting violence. A screenshot from an ad by Marjorie Greene and her campaign that was removed from Facebook for inciting violence.

Facebook has removed a campaign ad from Georgia 14th Congressional District candidate Marjorie Greene, claiming the ad violated their advertising policy.

Facebook sent a notice to Greene’s campaign saying ads “must not promote the sale or use of weapons, ammunition, or explosives,” which includes ads promoting the “brandishing of firearms.”

In the video, Greene is shown holding an AR-15 and saying President Donald Trump has declared antifa a domestic terrorist organization.

“I have a message for antifa terrorists,” Greene says before appearing to load the gun. “Stay the hell out of Northwest Georgia.”

Greene goes on to say antifa will not “burn our churches, loot our businesses or destroy our homes.”