I don't want my friends to see my friend's posts, as some of them post to 'Friends of friends' and to 'Public', every single time, which is quite annoying and rude.
Facebook – How to prevent the friends seeing the friend’s posts, if he/she posts to ‘Friends of friends’ or to Public all the time
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I think @AI Everett is 100% correct. The only suggestion I would make in addition to his is this:
Copy your existing profile picture (if you really like it and want to keep it, else upload a new profile picture; it is your choice). Leave this image in the album called "Scrapbook photos".
Move your existing profile picture, which will include your friends' comments (I'm guessing you want to keep them), from Scrapbook photos to a different album. You can use an existing, private album, or create a new album that is accessible only to certain people or circles.
Use the new version of the picture in your Scrapbook photos as your profile picture. Make sure to disable comments on in it!
Click on the triangle in the upper right corner of the blue bar at the top of the window, then Settings, then Privacy in the left sidebar, and then Limit Past Posts on the right to expand that section. Then click the Limit Old Posts button to limit your past posts to (at most) your friends.
You can also change the privacy setting on each post individually by clicking on the globe icon next to the public post.
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So there are people who you are currently Facebook-friends with who do something that you don't like because it impacts on other people.
In real-life, you would most probably stop being friends with them, because you don't like the consequences of their actions. So one effective option would be to simply un-friend them.
And I doubt that Facebook provides other options - because why should you have the right to determine what other people can say to your friends? You do have the right to not invite them both to the same party - but you cannot stop them meeting at the mall, or having other friends in common.