Australia's parliament is arguing this morning about whether their people should be allowed to see the Fort Hood execution if it is livestreamed. A Greens senator wants the government to block it and fine YouTube, Meta and the rest if the video shows up. She called it barbaric. The government said the pictures would be distressing, especially for kids, and that the platforms have a duty to keep it off feeds. They already have the power to order a site to take something down. The other side of their own parliament asked what else you can block once you build that machinery. 

 

<p>Australia's parliament is arguing this morning about whether their people should be allowed to see the Fort Hood execution if it is livestreamed. A Greens senator wants the government to block it and fine YouTube, Meta and the rest if the video shows up. She called it barbaric. The government said the pictures would be distressing, especially for kids, and that the platforms have a duty to keep it off feeds. They already have the power to order a site to take something down. The other side of their own parliament asked what else you can block once you build that machinery.&nbsp;</p>
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