How come Facebook banned breast feeding pictures but allows pictures of half naked women and bondage?

[Annie Clark Look Alike]

That does make any since. How is that right?

[Jeff P]

If you don't like Facebook's policies/terms/etc., then don't use Facebook. That simple.

[Richard]

Mostly because of pedos

[579]

Yeah it doesn't really make any sense tbh. And the whole uproar about breast feeding in public..

[Franco]

Hello

I think if sharing your pictures means a lot to you, then you should contact facebook. According to Facebook's policy you should have every right to share breast feeding pictures.

Please read below.

Facebook Community Standards

Nudity and Pornography

Facebook has a strict policy against the sharing of pornographic content and any explicitly sexual content where a minor is involved. We also impose limitations on the display of nudity. We aspire to respect people’s right to share content of personal importance, whether those are photos of a sculpture like Michelangelo's David or family photos of a child breastfeeding.

[KoryP]

Because the deviants of the on-going sexual revolution need to justify their actions by promoting indecency while denying the natural realities of the human body.

@Richard Pedos? So the issue isn't the partially visible breast but the clothed child? So... wouldn't we need to ban *all* photos of *all* people under 18 from the internet? It's true, there are pedos out there!

@Franco Breastfeeding doesn't show "100% nudity". Not nearly. And *even if* it did, context makes a difference. Someone posing as if their one desire in life is to give themselves to you in any and every way imaginable is completely different than someone doing what humanity has done to survive since the beginning. Or I suppose Venus de Milo is equally arousing to you as the models in this year's swimsuit calendar?

All that said, I wouldn't recommend that anyone go out of my way to post a breastfeeding profile pic. But, you're right, it makes no sense.