Stop Facebook violating its own policies

Facebook Policy:" No sites/posts showing gore of bodily harm, graphic injury, body parts, animal abuse and torture".

Example"Mastering the art of cat cooking". Reported and Petition Active

This is a demand that only if it is reported to remove you honor your policy. We cant protect or prosecute what we cant see. Once we have reported to the proper authority for animal torture any reports of abuse should be honored always. I could list so many, but as a social media site I cannot comprehend pictures and videos of cats, dogs, and every other animal being tortured and killed. Pictures and videos so graphic of animals being nailed to walls, heads ripped off kittens while they laugh, puppies beaten to death on video...I'll stop there. Even when reported 95% of the time our requests to take it down or shut the site down denied. That is a direct violation of your above policy.

Having worked in the Stock Market for 28 years I have decided I will use my connections and resources and forward these violations of horror to The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Bloomberg, New York Times, and Congress. If Facebook sees these acts of "Kitten Soup" appropriate than perhaps it should be made public and see what happens to the price of your stock.

I am using my freedom of speech, reporting a legitimate violation of your own policy and you do not have the right to close my account. However if you do I am attached to at least 50,000 animals activists and if the reported abuse continues to be rejected it will be continued to be forwarded.

This is a simple request that I am speaking for many people that you enforce your policy and join the humanity to help prevent animal abuse/torture. You have the power to stop these sick attention seeking monsters who use the Freedom of Facebook to murder animals so they can post publicly. FYI, just last week I saw the first life sentence imposed on two people who committed unspeakable acts of animal torture. Please help us by being part of the solution not the problem.