Sure. I always find it funny that Facebook is reliant upon free speech. I'm a great defender of it and I don't think people should necessarily be thrown in jail for saying absurd, ridiculous things. However, the idea that they can say these things on the Facebook platform and not have them taken down begs a question as to what community Facebook actually wants to build.
With respect to hijacking algorithms specifically, and let's use the Internet Research Agency as an example, they'll have a number of not just bots but people managing a number of accounts to amplify a particular message. Often, it's a message of disinformation or misinformation. Is that something your organization is seized with?