Run By Idiots

Earlier this morning, I posted the following photo of vintage/antique Winchester rifles at the Facebook page, Winchester Pre-64 Rifle & Shotgun Collectors Group (1964):

These rifles are on display at the Billy the Kid Museum in Fort Sumner, New Mexico and the post was labeled as such.

The post received a lot of likes by the members. I had posted another photo of other Winchesters the day before and, as of now, it has generated no problems.

I received notice that the post was removed and I was put on a limited restriction until tomorrow morning. 

Naturally, I appealed this and they refused to restore the post.

No buying, selling or exchange of the rifles shown were taking place or even an hint of such. They must have morons working at Facebook's headquarters.

I then filed an appeal with the "independent" Oversight Board:

I doubt that anything good will come of this, but we must fight back on ridiculous Facebook decisions. 

WTF?

Well, here's a first for me.

Earlier this morning, I posted a blog article on "What Ammo Shortage?" on Facebook an hour or so ago. It was about how I haven't found any evidence of ammunition shortage in the Gallup area. It just discussed the availability of ammunition. I wasn't selling anything. The shop I referenced was unnamed and no prices were posted.

Then, about an hour ago, Facebook Nazis removed the post saying that goes against "Community Standards" on "government restricted or banned" items. Since when has the "government" banned items on social media that are protected under the Second Amendment? 

I have requested a review of the removal. I have noticed that some Winchester rifles and shotgun pages are having some posts removed as well lately. Administrators at those pages are also requesting reviews.

Crazy, just crazy!

UPDATE:

Facebook refused to restore the post, so I appealed to the Oversight Board for a review.