Coming back to Mr. Collins' original question about the manipulated, sexist, politically hostile video that has been allowed to stay on your Facebook platform, I understand that after The Washington Post contacted Facebook, a statement was issued saying, “We don't have a policy...that the info you post on Facebook must be true”.
From your earlier answers, it would seem that Facebook is refusing to remove this politically hostile video, claiming a sort of perverted defence claim of free speech, and that in the 24 hours after The Washington Post made that notification to you, they report that there was a viewership, on a single Facebook page, of more than 2.5 million views and that it was multiplied many times on other Facebook pages.
If that were to happen in the Canadian election—a similar video of a Canadian politician, perhaps the leader of one or another of the parties were to be posted and manipulated in the same way to give the impression of mental incapacity or intoxication—would Facebook remove that video, or would you do what you maintained in your answers to Mr. Collins, simply say that it's not true, despite those who would continue to exploit the falseness of the video?