Can you get booted off of Facebook?

[Stratcat17]

A relative of mine who I despise tried to contact me on Facebook. I want to send him a nasty message back telling him what I think of him. No threats or anything - just a stern, hateful response. Can I get kicked off for it even if I don't use profanity?

[LostInCalifornia]

You can always check Facebook's terms of service, but if you're not threatening a person and if you're not spewing profanity, I don't know how you could get kicked off FB. We do have first-amendment rights to speak our mind. Can you imagine if every time someone disagreed with a person or didn't like what they had to say, FB could throw them off? I don't think so.

If your relative doesn't like your response, he can chose to a) respond; b) not respond; c) block you from further communicating with him. But having you thrown off; I really do NOT think so.

[chubbyglove609]

Somebody else's Grandpa says,

Make sure you don't go so far that it becomes harassment, hate speech, or cyberbullying.