Facebook supports distribution of ****ographic images to minors

So, recently, I joined a gaming group on Facebook. It's a gaming group dedicated to the wait for the upcoming game, Elden Ring. Someone wrote a comment on the post. The comment featured a picture of a toy (similar to a Ken doll) with a ***** attached to it. A very realistic looking *****. Now, while it is just a toy, the fact that *******s are still being exposed is ***ual by nature, and should go against Facebooks community guidelines. I reported the post twice and Facebook found "nothing wrong with it" Now, my neighbors also have a 14 year old son, who, unfortunately had the misfortune of seeing this image in the group. I then reported this to Facebook telling them that if they do not remove the image, I will be forced to report Facebook for supporting the distribution of ****ographic images to minors. Which is exactly what they did by not removing a ***ually explicit, reported image in the first place. By not removing it, after being told that minors are also on the group, Facebook has now insinuated that they support the distribution of ****ographic images to minors. I want this investigated, because if this is what Facebook stands for, then I want no part of it.